Sentence examples for will remain concerned from inspiring English sources

"Unless they can rule this out, anyone who cares about their privacy will remain concerned," he said.

In the end, Nigeria might have to put its assets up for sale, but analysts will remain concerned that it is a short-term fix for a country that needs new engines of growth for its exports.

And they will remain concerned ahead of Wembley that, in the 10 previous seasons of play-offs in the Conference, no team finishing fifth in the final league table have ever gone on to be promoted.

Anna Higgins, the director of the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council, accused the administration of trying to "placate both sides," adding that "allowing this to young teens will be something that we will remain very concerned about".

He also calls on the government to end the uncertainty over its superannuation policy: "We remain and will remain deeply concerned and opposed to aspects of retrospectivity, as do several members of the Liberal party.

But, he added, "who knows where investors will go tomorrow?" Indeed, market participants remain concerned that the insurers will renege on their guarantees of bonds linked to subprime home loans, potentially leaving banks holding billions of dollars in devalued assets.

However, unions remain concerned that it will limit campaigns against extremist parties and will continue to allow many professional lobbyists to continue meeting MPs in the shadows.

"We have been concerned and remain concerned about modernization.

They remain concerned that taxes will have to rise to support a new government, that a separate Village of Montauk will get short shrift on town projects and services, and that business and development interests will persuade village officials to pass weak planning and zoning regulations.

But media companies remain concerned that they will continue to lose control over their content as more of it becomes digital, making it easier to copy.

"We remain concerned that consumers will stay on the sidelines during this economic recovery," said a research note from Capital Economics in Toronto.