Sentence examples for very significant concerns from inspiring English sources

Though a valid concern, this does not detract from very significant concerns about transparency in aggregate.

"The speaker has very significant concerns about the future of health care in New York State under this proposal," a spokeswoman for Mr. Silver, Eileen F. Larrabee, said.

"There are very real and very significant concerns that have been given short shrift," Gavin Kearney, a lawyer for South Bronx Unite, told Judge Mary Ann Brigantti-Hughes.

"This is a very significant concern for pollsters, some of whom have even gone on record to say so".

"There is clearly a very significant concern re-emerging at the moment that we are seeing real issues surrounding the eurozone," he said.

"The BBC has taken a wide range of actions in recent months to strengthen our editorial guidelines and processes to address the very significant concern rightly felt over editorial misjudgments," Mark Thompson, director general of the BBC, said in a statement.

A very significant concern is ensuring protection against brain aging.

"What we don't have now is demand, and that's a very significant concern". During the second quarter of 2001, the vacancy rate for downtown San Francisco jumped to 9.91% from less than 2% in the same period last year, according to Grubb & Ellis Co.

Republican nominee Donald Trump said in a speech in Gettysburg, Pa., on Saturday that he would "look at breaking this deal up" because it would give AT&T "too much concentration of power". Mark Lemley, a professor at Stanford Law School and director of the Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology, said Saturday that the merger raises "very significant" antitrust concerns.

In this extreme situation, data sharing raises very significant ethical concerns, which go way beyond the needs of funders, researchers, or the scientific community.

Drawing their evidence primarily from the languages of primitive societies, they made some very significant observations concerning spoken (and probably written) language.