Sentence examples for recognised concern about from inspiring English sources
The "wider consequences of groundwater contamination, and the potential hazards for public health" are a "recognised concern about the fracking process", he said.
Despite the recognised concerns about her health and mental stability, she was held in prison.
However, a recognised concern in the field of nutrigenetics is a lack of consistency between findings of different studies.
"The task force recognised concerns that the price of fuel and the aggravating effect of fuel duty is being felt most acutely by those rural communities in Wales.
Disclosure is a well-recognised concern for both disabled people [ 49] and victims of domestic abuse [ 50– 52] and the women in our study worried about losing control over their bodies, their family and their baby following disclosure.
Disclosure is a well-recognised concern for both disabled people [ 46] and those who experience domestic abuse [ 47– 47].
Men who had access to the rapid HIV tests in our study preferred them over conventional tests and expressed less concern about some of the recognised barriers to HIV testing, such as the wait for the test result and the inconvenience of testing.
Concern about other people".
Concern about immigration varies regionally.
GEITHNER: No concern about that.
