Sentence examples for may be concerns from inspiring English sources

There may be concerns too about the welfare of Fishfrom's salmon.

But the scientists admit there may be concerns about privacy as such technology develops, and say they support policies giving users full control over their digital footprint.

Entry to the Twin Peaks-themed bar and "bespoke cocktails and late-night happenings" are on offer, although there may be concerns over how exclusive a drinking den can be when tickets are £6.

"The secretary believes that rolling up his sleeves and having personal diplomacy is the way that we should continue to approach either issues we work together on, global challenges, or issues where there may be concerns as it relates to the intel-gathering reports," spokeswoman Jen Psaki said.

While the Lib Dem leaders ensured last night that there would be no rebel amendments to the budget next week, there may be concerns after Hughes warned that the coalition deal would collapse if the freedom pass and winter fuel allowance for pensioners were deemed unaffordable.

But there may be concerns, under the CWC, about allowing the shipment of chemical munitions through foreign waters.

Some potential customers may be concerned about security.

Some readers may be concerned that the in the future robots may mistreat their pets.

The Mets considered Martin last winter but may be concerned about his $5 million salary for next year.

As she does, viewers may be concerned about manipulation on more than one front.

She may be concerned that... bad news about Shell's Nigerian operations will leak out".