Sentence examples for I'm certainly concerned from inspiring English sources

"I'm certainly concerned," said Ron Bearer, the plant manager.

Jerry Porcelli, the New York Racing Association's track superintendent, said he was preparing for the possibility of a wet racetrack based on reports that 0.15 to 0.3 of an inch of rain would fall before 6 p.m. Post time for the Belmont Stakes is 6 38 p.m. "I'm certainly concerned that a wet track could be the case, but it's something we'll just have to deal with," Porcelli said.

"So I'm certainly concerned with introducing additional technology where there's even less accountability".

"I'm certainly concerned about this election upcoming, and have left my options on the table for 2016.

"So I'm certainly concerned with introducing additional technology where there's even less accountability". Stanford Law professor and police-militarization expert David Sklansky said that while there are legitimate uses for robots in policing, there are also plenty of legit concerns.

"I am certainly concerned about recent incidents," Lanier wrote in an e-mail.

I am certainly concerned about the erosion of privacy rights, but I am also concerned that you would compel journalists at The Times and elsewhere to act as if these facts were not in evidence.

"I was certainly concerned about his statement that he would not litigate as much," said Heather MacDonald, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, referring to a position Mr. Bloomberg took right after being elected.

As a citizen I am certainly concerned about the immediate impacts of these radical and previously unimaginable Republican negotiating tactics.

I was certainly concerned with questions of history, politics, and theory, and I was dissatisfied with the form of the short story itself.

So while it's certainly concerning that there's so much raw sewage in our oceans, the real concern is that our antibiotics are failing.