Sentence examples for profound concern that from inspiring English sources

There is a profound concern that the country could otherwise descend into full civil war and the implications of that are quite frightening.

The UNHCR has expressed "profound concern" that two boats carrying Tamil asylum seekers may have been sent back to Sri Lanka by the Australian government, and directly raised the possibility that Australia has broken international law.

On Friday, Mr. Niederauer and the Deutsche Börse chief executive, Reto Francioni, wrote a letter to José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission and Mr. Almunia's superior, expressing "profound concern" that blocking the takeover "would represent a serious missed opportunity at a critical juncture for Europe".

And on Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union also wrote to Mr. Obama expressing its "profound concern" that he was about to violate the War Powers Resolution, and arguing that he had no legal authority to use military force in Libya.

On Friday, Mr. Niederauer and the Deutsche Borse chief executive, Reto Francioni, wrote a letter to Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission and Mr. Almunia's superior, expressing "profound concern" that blocking the takeover "would represent a serious missed opportunity at a critical juncture for Europe".

"There is a profound concern that the country could otherwise descend into full civil war and the implications of that are frightening," Annan told reporters in Geneva after briefing a closed-door session of the UN security council in New York by video conference.

But the letter to Mr. Ban from Mr. Galbraith, the highest-ranking American official working for the United Nations in Afghanistan, made clear the depth of the animosity between Mr. Galbraith and Mr. Eide and illustrated the profound concerns that remain among some international observers that the presidential election was hopelessly undermined by fraud.

Trump's astounding victory over the candidate endorsed by The Times, Hillary Clinton, does not vaporize the many profound concerns that we and millions of other Americans have about his fitness for the job.

But "we cannot, nor are we obliged to, remain silent about the profound and growing concern that we have about the death and pain that war causes for innocent people".

It noted "with profound concern and disappointment that the United Kingdom authorities did not introduce a bill to parliament at the start of its 2014-2015 session as recommended by the competent parliamentary committee".

But preventing the wealthy from translating economic might directly into political power is a profound concern for a democracy that aims for an equal voice for all of its citizens, but tolerates considerable economic inequality.