Sentence examples for while there are concerns from inspiring English sources

While there are concerns about military-related incursions, the focus of most public discussion surrounds hacking into business and industry.

Network Rail also only narrowly averted a rail strike that was due to start today with a late revised pay offer, while there are concerns over a debt burden that could reach £50bn by the end of the decade.

While there are concerns regarding the growing use of heroin in Australia again, it appears that at least in terms of newsworthiness, there is a moral "amnesty" for drugs that can be used as medicine.

While there are concerns about the reliability of these systems and the privacy of the data they collect, Mr. Lamba said that drivers are increasingly comfortable with electronic tolling.

While there are concerns about future funding in the light of the coalition's commitment to reduce the national deficit, many basic skills practitioners accept that it is time for a review of the Skills for Life approach.

He told The Huffington Post that "we have to deal with the world as we find it" and while "there are concerns" about temporarily extending the tax cuts for the wealthy, "I don't want to trade away security for the middle class in order to make that point".

All the while, there was concern that some searchers could be hurt by falling debris and collapsing structures.

While there were concerns that someone might have impersonated Gao today, Reuters said he was able to answer questions about previous conversations with the reporter and the venue of meetings they had held.

In a 42-page summary of Garcia's 430-page report, Hans-Joachim Eckert, the head of the adjudicatory arm of Fifa's ethics committee, said while there were concerns over aspects of Qatar's bid they were not serious enough to warrant reopening the process.

While there were concerns expressed by some participants from the clinical manager group about empowering hospital staff to challenge poor hand hygiene practice, there was acknowledgement that training and hospital-wide support could overcome some of the perceived barriers to this approach.

While there were concerns about hygiene, for which training was suggested, almost all (except for a few doctors in the public sector) acknowledged that tribal medicine was relevant and advocated support for documentation, research, validation and the creation and building of an evidence base.