Sentence examples for raise real concerns from inspiring English sources

The worst raise real concerns.

The European Union said the Ergenekon case, and other criminal cases, raise "real concerns about their wide scope and the shortcomings in judicial proceedings".

Security breaches seriously damage the reputations of public service organisations and raise real concerns about the loss or inappropriate use of citizens' personal data.

But they are humans, too, whose blind spots, egos and potential conflicts of interest — Mr. Greenspan has had a lucrative post-Fed career giving speeches and advice — raise real concerns about hubris, even bias.

Guy Newey, at the rightwing think-tank Policy Exchange, said: "The rhetoric – or ignoring the subject in Cameron's case – will raise real concerns among investors about whether the UK is serious about climate policy".

Now that they have started thinking about the fund-raising issue, privacy experts say, it raises real concerns.

Yesterday's meeting of EU home affairs ministers in Brussels raises real concerns.

"Our research raises real concerns about whether health information technology is going to be the answer to reducing costs".

"Tell-All Generation Keeps Some Things Offline" (front page, May 9), about social networks, raises real concerns regarding privacy online.

"But putting a September 2012 expiration tag on the rest of the surge raises real concerns," added General Barno, now a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, a policy research center.

The Concerns A Lack of Standards And of Regulation The lack of standards for cord blood raises real concerns about the quality of the collecting and processing now taking place.