Sentence examples for some degree of concern from inspiring English sources

Nearly all the readers who responded expressed some degree of concern over this effort to refresh this landmark of American culture for modern audiences.

As an aggregate, 85.3 % of the North American population indicated at least some degree of concern regarding the possible impacts of CC.

While the fund has performed well over the past five years, ranking in the top 20% of Japan-stock mutual funds, its results over the past few quarters have generated some degree of concern.

He said internal audit directors at some campuses called the president's office last October with "some degree of concern" after receiving a 52-page survey on central services.

Despite Assad's confident tone, the comments indicate some degree of concern within ruling circles in Damascus and a need to bolster public confidence.

But I made a smart crack about getting too old for the gym and even stumbled off the van, earning some degree of concern from a couple of the staff.

The office did not lower the rating to 3 ("exhibits some degree of supervisory concern") until February 2008, and to 4 ("unsafe and unsound") until September 2008, days before WaMu collapsed.

However, there is some degree of discrepancy concerning the screw/tunnel ratio and implant length that should be recommended for an optimal primary fixation of the graft [ 9- 12].

The same equations have also been used and tested by Petersen et al. (2004) and Pascoe et al. (2009); however, there seems to be some degree of uncertainty concerning the fundamental differences between the 2 methods and the prerequisites for their use.

"If you establish an arrangement whereby Iran's fuel is exported abroad, then that relieves some degree of your proliferation concern".

First, it is motivated by felt needs or some degree of anxiety or concern, as opposed to fantasy or simple desire.