Sentence examples for become so concerned from inspiring English sources

The Church of England has become so concerned by Soco's position on Virunga – partly in response to concerns raised in the film – that it is threatening to divest its stake if the company fails to provide it with reassurances in the near future.

The co-op apartment complex that owns it, Castle Village, behind and above Mr. Pelletier's building, had become so concerned that it installed scaffolding to catch debris.

The prime minister has become so concerned he has called in Sir David Omand, the government's intelligence and security co-ordinator, to run the investigation.

Since then, Ms. Loubier has become so concerned for Ruba's safety that she cannot bear to watch news reports out of Baghdad.

And suburban moviegoers can become so concerned about reports of gas stations not having enough power to pump gas that they decide to stay home instead.

Staff at the Sea Life Centre there have become so concerned they have started to administer the medication as a pick-me-up.

I became so concerned I actually wrote to Harriet.

His mother became so concerned he was using methamphetamine that she bought a drug testing kit.

They became so concerned that, a week after the incident, they contacted Richmond councilman Eduardo Martinez for assistance.

In 2010, the Department of Labor became so concerned about exploitation of interns that it clarified the rules for using them without compensation.

Rand Beers, who handled terrorism issues for the National Security Council, became so concerned about Iraq's impact on the "war on terror" that he quit his job.