Sentence examples for be concerned with one from inspiring English sources

But most folks are going to be concerned with one of the first 2 Types.

This paper is concerned with one such concept, the fringe belt, focusing on the actions of local planners and others influencing the development of fringe belts after they have become embedded within urban areas.

Now the ideas and positions outlined really are concerned with one or the other.

Shields's latest novel, "Unless," is concerned with one such fracture, a life with a fault line scoring through it.

Guy was concerned with one of the great historical figures of the Pyrenees - Gaston Phoebus, Comte de Foix.

For several years now, I've been concerned with one central question: Can I get myself invited to do a TED talk?

But these lawyers say they are concerned with one aspect of the testing law: Except in death penalty cases, in which biological evidence must be saved until 60 days after execution, the law allows the destruction of DNA evidence.

(One of Mr. Wiseman's many documentaries was the 1996 "Comédie-Française ou l'Amour Joué.") If "The Last Letter" is a departure for Mr. Wiseman, "Domestic Violence," he said, is "consistent with a lot of the other films that I've been doing, in the sense that a lot of them have been concerned with one aspect or another of violence".

In contrast, a social identity is concerned with one's existence in a social context.

This paper is concerned with one of the central economic aspects of neoliberalism namely taxation.

Self-efficacy (Bandura, 1997) is concerned with one's perceived ability to perform tasks within a specific domain.