Sentence examples for tremendously concerning from inspiring English sources
"This pest directly attacks the fruit and the flower, and that is tremendously concerning," said Bruce Phillips, who farms 70 acres of grapes inside the quarantine zone.
"I'm tremendously concerned about construction site safety," said John F. Hennessy III, chairman of the American Council of Engineering Companies, "but I'm also concerned about the long-term safety of buildings.
The genomic studies concerning fruit species have been tremendously increased to characterize and analyze genetic diversity and conservation of fruit species germplasm resources; based on morphological characteristics and molecular markers [ 21- 23].
"We have a very diverse crowd with families and people of every age, and when any of our patrons say that they're offended by something, that concerns us tremendously".
have been used in several fruit species [ 1] and the body of information concerning transcriptional networks and regulatory circuits involved in important physiological and developmental processes increased tremendously during the last two decades.
"He was tremendously versatile as far as acting was concerned, and he was an enormous asset to the motion picture industry".
In such regions of radioactive contamination of local soil and groundwater, the chemical toxicity of uranium has tremendously aggravated health concerns.
"Naturally, this is disappointing, but with only 10 days to go to the election I will be concentrating on the issues that islanders are concerned about and working with my tremendously supportive campaign team towards a victory".
"Everyone was concerned about possible losses, but he was tremendously calm," a former top Cheney aide said.
Are you concerned? A. As much as you like to think that we're above it all, that we're at a certain perch that we can look down and say it doesn't affect us, it affects us tremendously.
Globally, health care expenditures have increased tremendously in the last decade raising concerns over their sustainability[ 1- 4]and value for money.
