Sentence examples for be one concerned from inspiring English sources
Conventionally this criterion is social need, but it may equally be one concerned with notions of desert, rights or entitlement.
He says it was easier when the boycott was one concerned with not buying The Sun, rather than pressuring retailers into not selling it.
Among the many issues of media favoritism that stands out in my mind is one concerning former President George W. Bush.
Wear and tear on the starters was one concern, but their age was another.
But while what happens underground is one concern, perhaps the bigger concern is what could happen on the surface.
Probably, though they are One concern is how monetary policy will be affected.
The lack of current data was one concern of the Air Transport Association and the Airports Council International.
There was one concern of the report with which I had little sympathy and that was the matter of consent.
Increased market integration is one concern, and challenges exist in creating social integration, especially among countries that have very different political and historical experiences.
While noise is one concern underlying the experiment, Tom Bosco, an aviation specialist with the Port Authority, said the F.A.A.'s major concern in the rerouting is safety.
