Sentence examples for matters of real concern from inspiring English sources

In August, it can be a tricky business differentiating between news stories included to fill up space and matters of real concern.

The focus of the thread quickly jumps to matters of real concern for its participants: the implications for AEPi and Greek Life, a focus that is maintained throughout 44 posts.

However, the issue of bank current account charges is a matter of real concern to the banks' customers, and raises wider questions about competition and transparency of pricing.

"I can see this has become a matter of real concern, I'll make it my business today to get in touch with [ACCC chairman] Rod Sims myself".

The two leaders write: "The current uncertainty about the ability to draw down on these funds and the absence of EU programmes in the future is a matter of real concern to a range of sectors".

John Fingleton, the OFT's chief executive, said: "The issue of bank current account charges is a matter of real concern to the banks' customers, and raises wider questions about competition and transparency of pricing.

"Given this relationship, the high level of non-wage costs (averaging 39% of total labour costs) and the penalty on individuals who move from earning one third to two thirds of the median wage (averaging 58% of the increase in earnings for a one-earner couple) in the European Union should be a matter of real concern.