Sentence examples similar to anxious concerning that from inspiring English sources

Plastic kits took over the market because they were less expensive (about $3 then, compared with $4 for metal) and because some anxious parents were concerned that metal lunch boxes could become grade-school weapons.

That's most likely because of an anxious concern for grown-up sensitivities.

"Is that what you want?" he'd ask, a look of anxious concern on his face as he probed her.

At the time, the decision by Friends inspired anxious queries from parents concerned that just offering the language was something of a political statement, and possibly an anti-Israeli one.

"We are concerned that patients will be anxious about what this means for their treatment.

The boy was anxious to leave the hospital, and Carrión became concerned that he would miss the chance to inoculate himself before his forthcoming vacation period.

"Did you feel the earthquake?" my co-workers ask, concerned that I might have had an anxious night.

Nigerian health authorities, anxious to stop the spread of the disease, are concerned that the sick man had boarded an international flight.

It is reasonable to assume, as far as shadowing-as-homework is concerned, that students are least likely to feel anxious with this activity, even though it is of a listening and speaking nature.

The Pew Internet Center recently asked that especially anxious cohort of Americans — parents of teenagers who use the Internet — if they were concerned that their child's online activities "might affect their future academic or employment opportunities".

Well, they are (apparently, seriously) concerned that robots could one day surpass human intelligence and they were genuinely anxious about this.