Sentence examples for still of concern from inspiring English sources

Ofsted concluded: "It is still of concern that inspectors found 23 reviews evaluated during this period to be inadequate".

The situation is better in the UK, but still of concern: 19% had experienced some kind of antisemitic incident in the previous year.

On China, the United States had proposed a relatively mild resolution that credited China's advances in improving the lives of its people while also pointing out areas still of concern in political, religious and civil rights.

Still of concern are two major vacancies created last year when the Swezey's Department Store, which first opened for business in 1894, abandoned its original site and four satellite shops -- all on Main Street -- to consolidate into a $10 million, 100,000-square-foot store built on the foundation of a historic lace mill at the west end of the village.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, which oversees the police in England and Wales, said that stop and search was still of concern as it published a report into 13 police forces found previously to have been the worst offenders in breaking rules designed to prevent abuse of their powers.

However, two problems are still of concern.

The number of car thefts in 2004-05 was the lowest on record.But there are still areas of concern.

While the institute's lasers are less powerful than the suppliers group threshold, "they can still be of concern," he added.

Uranium would still be of concern, as only one of the suspected uranium enrichment facilities is at Yongbyon.

The breadth of Amazon's reach and the threat that it will inevitably become broader still was of concern with the gathered executives.

Further, the estimated incidence of invasive pneumococcal disease would still be of concern even if the census identified only 33 50% of the total homeless population.