Sentence examples for serious concern as from inspiring English sources

Yet racism and violence in its domestic league are a serious concern, as is the underperformance of their own side.

"I guess when we're talking about how good friends treat one another, that's a source of serious concern as well".

But revelations that the British government has been engaging in a substantial propaganda campaign aimed at influencing the "hearts and minds" of British Muslims and the wider public is of serious concern, as is the disturbing news that deception is involved.

Furthermore, tissue quality is a serious concern as well as RNA quality.

Unintentional or deliberate virus release remains a serious concern as long as virus-containing material remains in the possession of vaccine manufacturers or research and diagnostic laboratories.

That raises a serious concern as to the reliability and authority of any of the findings".

In an initial assessment, the European Patent Office has raised serious concerns as to its validity.

Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, issued a statement saying the verdict "raises serious concerns as to the state of the rule of law in Russia".

The piece referred to the Gunners' partnership with the tycoon's company, called HAGL, and expressed serious concerns as to whether the club should be involved.

"Companies have serious concerns as to how the scheme will work in practice," said Tim Thomas, EEF head of employment & skills policy.

The fight stank, and made a huge financial loss, but Ali's camp had more serious concerns, as Bob Arum remembers: "So fine, OK.