Sentence examples for to cause a concern from inspiring English sources

It was from this that the label "junkies" was born.The behavior of heroin addicts was soon, however, to cause a concern to the public and the authorities.

It said the amounts were too low to cause a health concern outside the lab.

In these times, such words from any banker might be enough to cause a little concern.

Jake Molloy, from the RMT union, said the latest ditching was "bound to cause a bit of concern on the ground".

The hurricane was also forecast to bring heavy rainfall to the mountainous areas of Belize, causing a concern for flash flooding.

But he acknowledged that "almost any change is likely to cause some concern in a subgroup of users".

This difference is large enough to cause concern in a longitudinal study or comparison of data across laboratories, if one were not aware of the filtering differences between amplifiers.

A handful of patients' T cell counts dropped 50% (to 450 T cells per microliter of blood), enough of a decline to cause concern.

But the lack of a deal continues to cause concern in the financial markets.

Read more... Local authorities will be required to consider taking earlier action if a school continues to cause concern, top schools will face fewer Ofsted inspections, and all suitably qualified young people will be entitled to apprenticeships.

Not a lot but enough to cause concern.