Sentence examples for after that concerned from inspiring English sources

His second debris warning, which came weeks after that, concerned the flag, which had been up for about six months.

The government is consulting the media and the judiciary after becoming "very concerned" that super-injunctions, such as the double gagging order which was obtained by the England football captain John Terry but lifted last week, are being used too often.

Despite the team's steady progress the club's board voted to sack Charlton in July 1976 after becoming increasingly concerned that he was overstepping his authority in negotiating business deals on behalf of the club and choosing the club's strip.

Seventeen respondents (46%) discussed either getting an STI test after an event that made them concerned about being infected or being in the habit of getting tested for an STI regularly.

After this exchange, I was somewhat concerned that our friendship would lapse, but I heard from some sources that he still was mentioning me and my book in a positive way.

As late as 1969, he remained concerned that "after millions of years of successful evolution, human life is now deteriorating genetically," warning in Life magazine that "we must contrive a new process of evolutionary selection" in order to survive.

It was issued after United States and European officials grew concerned that bank secrecy and weak regulation in some nations contributed to the devastating financial turmoil in Asia and Latin America in the late 1990's.

Analysts are concerned that after the recession pushed taxpayers to lower-priced software and online options, H&R Block will struggle to recapture market share even after the economy turns around.

Tournament officials were so concerned that after the first round they quickly huddled.

But, after talking to concerned attorneys, we decided that those toys were just a little too easy to swallow and thus posed a danger of getting caught in precious toddler esophageal tracts.

The decision only came down after concerned citizens invoked a law that allows Ohioans to demand a warrant for another citizen's arrest.