Sentence examples for be concerned with this from inspiring English sources

She seems to be concerned with this, trying to accept the vulnerability.

In the words of Lord Judge, "I thought that was the job of the convention [on human rights]." Why should we be concerned with this development?

But surely Prince Charles wouldn't be concerned with this pipsqueak even if he was hopped up on testosterone, would he? Tim and Spencer have been known to buckle under pressure, but it didn't seem likely that a half-size bull could be perceived as a threat to a character like Prince Charles.

(L4) would be concerned with this structure.

It's not just news photographers who should be concerned with this.

Fortunately we do not have to be concerned with this question here.

In its widest form the practice of medicine, that is to say the promotion and care of health, is concerned with this ideal.

For the most part, however, his interests were in the early history of mammals, and most of his publications in the 1930s were concerned with this field.

If you've voted 41 times for repeal, you will like the fact that everyone is concerned with this new dispute.

There are many papers which are concerned with this theory.

The rest of the analysis is concerned with this setting.