Sentence examples for always concerns about from inspiring English sources

And there are always concerns about homesickness; that the children will not get along; that the friendship will end when the plane lands; or that children in packs are more prone to get into trouble than single children who keep by your side.

There are always concerns about supply - this year, the government says there should be enough.

Displacement theory argues that time is a limited commodity and, as Lee and Leung (2006) point out, whenever a new medium arises, there are always concerns about its displacement effects.

"There were always concerns about starvation of the entire colony," said historian Carl Anthony.

Parenteral antibacterials are generally not used; farmers have been told they are ineffective and there are always concerns about the price and quality of pharmaceuticals (authors, personal communication).

"But I was always concerned about, where do you put things?" Scholars had told him that about 5,000 different postcards of blacks had been published.

"You're always concerned about safety".

"We're always concerned about looking on ahead," Mr. Lang said.

"We were always concerned about appearances," one former official said.

"And I'm always concerned about the mound.

"There is almost always concern about kids of a first marriage".