Sentence examples for some concerns to from inspiring English sources

It sounds attractive, but there are some concerns to be thought through before we all jump on the ethanol-fuelled bandwagon.

Thinkers and politicians should admit the conflicts, Berlin implied, and not blanket them with doctrine or tyrannically attempt to subordinate some concerns to others.The first two of those ideas crop up here and there in these letters.

Mr. Chidambaram said he had expressed some concerns to Mr. Geithner as well as to the Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke, who joined Mr. Geithner in New Delhi, about the Federal Reserve's new plans for monetary easing.

Turkey has been voicing some concerns to that end as well but without proof, I don't think any further steps than the current level of involvement would be made.

Officials said that after the second death, the principal investigator, Kieron Dunleavy, expressed some concerns to the part of the NCI that was sponsoring the trial and the institutional review board overseeing the study.

The city had voiced some concerns to the Insurance Department, but did not begin serious talks with the companies until after the department gave its approval, said John R. Low-Beer, a senior lawyer in the affirmative-litigation division of the city's Law Department.

And perhaps that ought to be a matter of some concern to the rest of us.

The lack of export growth in March is likely to be of some concern to policymakers.

Though he added that if it were, "it would obviously be of some concern to us".

He is also a European Muslim convert, which might pose some concern to investigators.

That would be of some concern to Harry Redknapp, as Tottenham faded as an attacking force.