Sentence examples for more valid concern from inspiring English sources

A more valid concern is with the methodology behind the unemployment rate.

A more valid concern is made by those who worry about security.

A more valid concern is whether renewable energy master limited partnerships might be abused as tax shelters, reminiscent of what happened in the 1980s California "wind rush".

A more valid concern, argues Bill Bishop, publisher of the Sinocism China newsletter, is the self-censorship cropping up in Hollywood products to appease China's notoriously strict censor board.

But if the money meets genuine needs in the affected countries, who cares what motivates the giving?A more valid concern is that, as on previous occasions, rich-country governments might fail to honour their promises once the public's attention moves on to other things—or that, if they do pay up, they will do so by diverting money from others in need of aid (see article).

A more valid concern, though, is law enforcement.

The very fact that opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi issued his own statement against Israel calling it a "violator of human dignity" makes Khamenei's concerns more valid.

Some of these concerns are more valid than others, but rather than risk a fair hearing of the arguments, Crichton once again stacks the rhetorical deck heavily in his own favor.

The Obama administration's unprecedented obsession with persecuting whistleblowers and preventing transparency – what even generally supportive, liberal magazines call "Obama's war on whistleblowers" – makes those concerns all the more valid.

These examples and concerns seem far more valid, I feel, than arguing against festival inclusion and award consideration based on who produced or distributed a film, as an extension of a pure business fight between rival distribution platforms.

The valid concern in Australia with bushfires getting larger and more frequent is, "Where will the bees obtain forage for their survival"?