Sentence examples for become concerned over from inspiring English sources

But recently some analysts have become concerned over whether Cisco can maintain the momentum.

The Kremlin has also apparently become concerned over Mr. Lukashenko's attempt to patch up relations with European Union countries.

Some American officials have become concerned over what they see as growing Chinese assertiveness in the sovereignty disputes and competing claims to natural resources.

Though Bahrain said it had invited the force, the Saudi presence highlights the degree to which the kingdom has become concerned over Iran's growing regional influence, and demonstrates that the Saudi monarchy has drawn the line at its back door.

Local urban planning has become concerned over clean energy technologies development on greenfield land that may lead to competition in land use.

According to the Times and its sources, FBI agents and senior officials within the agency had become concerned over whether the president's firing of Comey obstructed justice given that there was an ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

With the peace becoming increasingly uneasy, the English government became concerned over the possible fate of the Spanish silver fleet, due to arrive in European waters from America.

I really became concerned over the next couple of weeks, when it began to increase in size.

Now 54, Chen became concerned over the fate of the cemetery in the 1980s and has since campaigned to block the ever-ready bulldozers of real estate developers.

In the Book of Genesis, when the Pharaoh becomes concerned over his dreams of emaciated cattle and withered ears of corn, it would not be unreasonable for Joseph to conclude that the ruler is worried about the possibility of famine.

By Joseph Wechsberg The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 39 PROFILE of Hermann Gmeiner, 43-year-old Austrian, who 13 years ago became concerned over the plight of his country's homeless children.