Sentence examples for two greatest concerns from inspiring English sources

The two greatest concerns about grassland conversion in the Great Plains involve reduced water quality and increased greenhouse gas emissions, said Kaufmann.

In a continuing study of more than 20,000 survivors of childhood cancers, the two greatest concerns mentioned by former patients two and three decades later are "Can I have children?" and "If I have children, will they be healthy?" said Dr. Leslie Robison, an epidemiologist at the University of Minnesota Medical School, who directs the project involving 25 cancer centers.

"If Mental Physics can get shippers on board then that just gives them the chance to make their case to consumers for greater security and convenience, which happen to be the public's two greatest concerns about e-commerce," says Jupiter's Schatsky.

McGovern's two greatest concerns came straight right out of his Christian faith -- poverty and war.

Working Americans have two great concerns: the growing difficulty of getting health insurance, and the continuing difficulty they have in finding jobs.

There are two greater concerns: firstly, that the odds on the weaker horses in the betting failed to drift at all; and, secondly, the idea that those placing the late bets seemed to know which of the on-course bookmakers were among the 24 selected for the sample which formed the starting price.

James Mason, wallowing in a deep Dixie accent, is Warren Maxwell, the run-down proprietor of a run-down plantation whose two great concerns in life are finding appropriate breeding partners for his prize female slave, Ellen Brenda Sykess), and his only son, an Adonis with a gimpy leg played by Perry King.

She had two great concerns: doing her best work in an extremely difficult role and being separated from Larry [Olivier], who was in New York".

You have one great concern for him as this extraordinary year comes to an end: won't every subsequent one feel like an anti-climax?

Two of the major themes anticipated competition/stress and insufficient work life balance were also two of the greatest concerns cited by doctoral students in cross-disciplinary studies (including the humanities and social sciences; Rice et al., 2000; Mason et al., 2009).

Low fertility and an aging population are two of our greatest concerns.