Sentence examples for read with concern from inspiring English sources

We read with concern Peggy Orenstein's opinions about breast-cancer-awareness tactics and believe that another point of view must be considered.

As national policing lead for preventing extremism, I read with concern your article (More police forces ask who bought Charlie Hebdo, 11 February) suggesting that police had tried to monitor sales of the magazine.

Betzalel Cohn Jerusalem, June 30 , 2009• To the Editor: As one of three generations of Bernard L. Madoff victims myself, and a criminal law professor who calls for proportional punishment — no more nor less than deserved — I read with concern reports claiming that Mr. Madoff received the "maximum".

A formal alliance to "defend global Buddhism" between these these traitors of both Buddhism and human rights can only be read with concern and not support, for it can only be read as an attempt to retrench for further attempts to create violence.

By Jeffrey Sachs, Jessica Fanzo and Sonia Sachs We read with concern this week's (September 5) New York Times magazine article "The Peanut Solution," since it is likely to propagate a very serious misunderstanding about the solutions to global hunger, and especially about the role of specially fortified foods such as Plumpy'Nut, the main focus of the article.

Sir—We read with concern the article by Coster, Karlsson et al. (Acta Orthopaedica 2012; 83 (2): 197-203).

I read with deep concern David Rieff's article (Dec. 4) about his mother, Susan Sontag, and her pursuit of life in the face of death.

In a strongly worded letter to Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma, the committee's top Republican, Mr. Levin said that he had "read with some concern" a Wednesday letter from Mr. Inhofe and 25 other Republican senators.

Sir, We read with some concern in the 13 October issue of your journal the report of the outcome of the phase II study of Novello et al (2009) on continuous daily sunitinib dosing in patients previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy for advanced non-small-cell lung cancer.

Every vomit in a bar, ejection from a nightclub or wide-eyed indulgence is now fair game for sharing on Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, etc. Nothing makes one behave like knowing the world is watchingRyan Dall Harrogate, North YorkshireSIR – I read with interest and concern, but not surprise, of Argentina's "teenage" attitude to rules ("The Luis Suárez of international finance", July 5th).

Sir, We have read with interest and concern the recent article in the BJC by McCormack et al (2012), Estimating the asbestos-related lung cancer burden from mesothelioma mortality.