Sentence examples for two serious concerns from inspiring English sources

Regulators in the United States must now grapple with two serious concerns public health officials have raised about e-cigarettes.

"Where Good Wi-Fi Makes Good Neighbors" (Oct . 21 did not take into account two serious concerns to private companies that provide the service, as well as to the public.

The Asilomar meeting achieved agreement in part by bracketing off three serious concerns: environmental release of engineered organisms; biosecurity; and ethical and social aspects of human genetic engineering.

One serious concern is that an Assad-led Syria will stoke Kurdish separatists to expand their continuing conflict with Turkey.

Some key indicators, such as the prevalence of high malnutrition among children younger than age five raise serious concerns Maldives has made significant progress towards achieving most of the MDGs achieving five out of the eight MDGs ahead of the 2015 deadline, making it South Asia's only "MDG+" country.

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In one case Bordesley Independent School in Birmingham five times reporting serious concerns for the welfare of the children being educated Sir Michael revealed that Ofsted had investigated 28 claims since September that unregistered schools had been set up and that, in 15 cases educating more than 800 pupils, they had discovered an illegally set up school.

All four Republican members of the Gang of Eight have voiced serious concerns about such a provision, saying it could kill the bill or cost their support.

Nevertheless, as the Treasury Secretary reminded his rather complacent audience: 'The laws of economics have not been repealed, much less those of human psychology.' Between the lines of recent remarks by Summers and his predecessor, Robert Rubin, one detects serious concern about the US stock market, the ballooning US trade deficit and the dependence of the US economy on 'other people's money'.

In one case, which Sir Michael describes as "deeply troubling", inspectors visited a Muslim school, Bordesley Independent School in Birmingham five times reporting serious concerns for the welfare of the children being educated.

Supporters of the two activists have raised serious concerns over the impartiality of the investigation and the detention of Castro.