Sentence examples for of no real concern from inspiring English sources

But my experience has taught me that a large age difference is of no real concern: both of my parents loved each other and my childhood was idyllic.

While I have no insider information here, I've had the sense that Geithner has consistently been a voice urging the president to cave in for fear of upsetting the markets, with no real concern for the dangers of giving in to blackmail.

She loved us – not out of any real concern for a future, but because she thought it'd help hers.

Be yourself and let go of any real concern.

Thus, even though the loss of root tissue seen in the study group (which was significantly greater with respect to the control group) is within the limit of root resorption normally seen after orthodontic treatment and is therefore of no real clinical concern, extraction treatment does appear to be associated with a higher level of root resorption.

The policy is, says Dr Jarrod Gilbert, author of Patched: A History of Gangs in New Zealand, of real concern, even if some of her more incendiary comments have since been dialled back by Prime Minister Bill English.

The man in charge of the federal government's response, Dr Lyle Petersen, called the variance in quality of mosquito control "of real concern".

Any talk of perhaps hundreds of job losses is of real concern to the people employed in these yards and right now the most important thing is for them to be given clarity".

Both the stability of the plasmid and the expression of GnRH3-hinge-MVP are of real concern for the industrial production of the engineered strain.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Theresa May, said: "The rising tide of unemployment will be of real concern to hardpressed families up and down the country.

Furthermore, the high levels of resistance to deltamethrin are of real concern given the widespread distribution of LLINs impregnated with this insecticide as part of the National Malaria Control Programme.