Sentence examples for become very concerned from inspiring English sources

In fact, some donors become very concerned about how a recipient fares.

Hamilton was a "flight risk," Chemtob said, and Gunn had become "very concerned about the welfare of the child".

The family friend said he had become very concerned with his weight and his diet, eating only fruit, nuts and vegetables, going from heavy to rail thin.

"People during that time would hear about one discussion or another discussion and become very concerned that particular thing was going to get done," he said.

"The inquiry has recently become very concerned about aspects of Mr Emmerson's leadership of the counsel team," the statement from the independent inquiry said.

But no one was more surprised than Ms. Peterson, who recalled having become very concerned that first week that her two friends were moving far too fast.

At a young age she became very concerned with women's rights and political issues in Turkey, particularly concerning the Kurdish and Alevi population.

"Law enforcement became very concerned".

We became very concerned when it became very clear that Kagan was courting Wilson's friendship and patronage. . . .

That probably was a mistake since the guard became very concerned and yelled back, "How do you know it's your bag?

"By the time construction was to begin the rental market softened from overbuilding and the developer became very concerned about its rent-up.