Sentence examples for are generally concerned from inspiring English sources
For most people the EU stirs little to no emotion and it isn't an issue they are generally concerned about.
Urban voters are generally concerned with social services and financing for mass transit, while suburban dwellers focus on property taxes, education and the environment.
Both the prose and poetry in this volume are generally concerned with objective description, and both deal with exotic subjects, chiefly classical mythology, France, and Asia.
Such clinics are generally concerned with one particular medical interest, usually one of the following: tuberculosis, sexually transmitted diseases, prenatal care, well-baby care, teeth, tonsils, eyes, crippled children, and mental health.
Republicans are generally concerned that the wording of such a resolution would be too weak, while Democrats think it risks being too open-ended, thus leaving the campaign to the president.The Iranian nuclear deal is a different case.
She added: "We are generally concerned that the Conservative Party leadership may feel under pressure by the pro-hunt lobby to include some form of pledge to undermine or weaken the hunt ban in a new manifesto, in return for boots on the ground to deliver leaflets etc in marginal constituencies during the general election".
That question: "Are yo concerned?" The answer, yes, Rogers is generally concerned.
Environmental geology is generally concerned with those aspects of geology that touch on the human environment.
"He shares democratic values, and he's generally concerned on human rights, but he's extremely weak," said José Miguel Vivanco, director of the Americas division of Human Rights Watch.
Peter Giuliano, director of the Specialty Coffee Symposium, an industry conference put on each year by the Specialty Coffee Association of America, says the specialty coffee industry is generally concerned about this issue.
Even when their conclusions were out of step with common sense (as was the radical skepticism of David Hume), the empiricists were generally concerned to reconcile the two.
