Sentence examples for be concerned on from inspiring English sources
verb
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
I can be concerned on one hand, and be productive on the other hand.
"All this is doing is focusing on public safety and traffic safety, and clearly it can't be illegal for a county to be concerned on those issues".
On Facebook, people were linking to news stories and adding their own ruminations, like "Wear a hardhat" and "Should we be concerned?" On Fox News, the anchor Shepard Smith dubbed Friday "Bus Day U.S.A".
"I" connotes no essence (e.g., human): each of us might be anything, and so has, when prescribing for all situations, actual or possible, to be concerned on behalf of everybody.
"As a human being, I'm concerned on a night when it's 3 degrees below, but she's happy.
Most of all we're concerned on pension - with the 15-year UK gilt yield now sub-3sub-3%ssure on the actuarial valuation may be growing.
But it was definitely about now as far as we are concerned on Earth, and the previous sentence was long enough already.
"She did it because the issue was brought to her attention, and she was concerned on humanitarian grounds," said Howard Wolfson, a Clinton campaign spokesman.
