Sentence examples for some specific concerns from inspiring English sources

There are some specific concerns for making wine in India.

They also point to some specific concerns with the Kors deal.

Do something.' Q: Apparently the F.B.I. had some specific concerns coming from the Russian government?

The Fed chair said that while risks to financial stability in general were "not elevated", she did have some specific concerns, including the fact that share prices have been unusually buoyant.

There were some specific concerns -- apparently unfounded -- about how audiences would react to "Don't Say a Word," because of its violence, its New York locale and even a fleeting glimpse of the World Trade Center towers in one sweeping shot of the skyline.

The Wikimedia Foundational also blogged separately, setting out some specific concerns about the impact that mandatory upload filters could have on Wikipedia.

However, there are precedents for EU treaty changes to accommodate some countries' specific concerns - for example, the protocol attached to the Lisbon Treaty for Ireland.

In addition, some more specific concerns about HPV vaccination included the sexually transmitted nature of the virus, which some parents felt may give girls carte blanche for risky sexual behaviour.

Parochialism may be understandable to some degree because specific concerns are to some extent local, but new and better communication possibilities (e.g., email, web chat rooms, open access journals, free/cheap Internet telephony, lower airfares) ought by now to have worked against this geographical isolation.

So this column is an attempt to address some of those specific concerns.

The countries of the western Balkans are at various stages of fulfilling EU criteria, and some face very specific concerns.