Sentence examples for that's cause for concern from inspiring English sources

But anytime a company says the way it's making its money now isn't the way it'll make its money in the future, that's cause for concern.

If the candidate starts marking the "x" below 70, that's cause for concern and reassessment.

It's a new case, and that's cause for concern.

If Democrats are still struggling to win Florida even in a good environment, for example, maybe that's cause for concern.

I've never sold many copies, but when one of the major indies is shifting roughly the same amount – seemingly regardless of press and radio coverage or touring – then surely that's cause for concern, not celebration?

And for a number of Summers' detractors, it's the positions he's taken in those battles -- not the person he's battling -- that's cause for concern.

Given Ellsbury's history, that is cause for concern.

She said the virus, called H1N1 by scientists, had a number of unusual features that were cause for concern.

Although the Greater Rhea has a large geographic range, its populations are declining at a rate that is cause for concern.

The Jesuit magazine's editorial said it was actually the lack of church-led discussion about damnation that was cause for concern.

While vast swaths of America have good air quality, there are pockets of pollution in the United States that are cause for concern.