Sentence examples for which could concern from inspiring English sources

We seek no military bases or military allies in Indochina, and we will pursue no policy in that area which could concern the People's Republic of China.

This does not exclude that there might be some gain for human and gorilla for having kept genes in the MSY intact, which could concern functions of the Y chromosome in somatic cells and tissues, rather than in spermatogenesis.

On the other hand, if there were systematic incidents over time (such as threats i3 and i7 which could concern deliberate registration of wrong values for a long time), this could perhaps lead to more severe consequences for the patient's health.

He also raises the conflict that could emerge between the FPC and the MPC, which King also chairs: "At the moment it looks as if the MPC thinks inflation is not a risk, but certainly in some areas there are asset bubbles [which could concern the FPC]." He tabled parliamentary questions last month to establish whether FPC had ever met.

Therefore, we cannot exclude that a more prolonged/vigorous exercise would have induced beneficial effects, also in light of the resistance to the beneficial effects of physical activity reported in type 2 diabetes (39), which could mainly concern the obese patients (40).

But he said it was unclear whether the plan would be able to sustain appeals by consumer groups, or possibly the state of California itself, which could be concerned it was losing some regulatory control over its largest utility.

Voters opposed to the proposal included Estonia, home to shale oil, which would also be labeled as carbon-intensive, and Poland, which could be concerned that its reserves of shale gas, another unconventional energy source, might at a later date come under scrutiny.

However, the news of hacking and failed security continues to make headlines, which could cause concern among those seeking treatment.

Clinicians can counsel parents and athletes on the prospect of extended duration for return-to-school and/or return-to-play as a result of late-season injuries, which could reduce concern over lingering symptoms or "symptom spikes" during RTRA.

He could miss a few days of practice, which could exacerbate concerns about his conditioning.

They will want the HFEA to carefully evaluate the proposal which could raise concerns over the health of any children born from the mitochondrial-transfer technique.