Sentence examples for becoming a concerning from inspiring English sources

But could have, should have is becoming a concerning trope of the man whose much-trumpeted philosophy is as puzzling as the Van Gaal buy-and-sell policy.

Also, paradoxically, as this technology has become fully exploited, food security is again becoming a concern.

For the less severely wounded, starvation was becoming a concern.

Injuries were soon becoming a concern in what was already promising to be a testing season.

But in Miami, his grandmother's health was becoming a concern.

Five years later, as Washington struggles to reach a fiscal deal, these netherworlds are once again becoming a concern.

But of late the number has been creeping up again, and gangs are once more becoming a concern.

And while they wait for him to fill his potential, whatever it may be, his struggles are becoming a concern for the team.

The low sensitivity of the tests is becoming a concern to health authorities because a false negative reading might prompt a doctor not to prescribe antiflu drugs.

Some travel agents who handle orchestras said that they had yet to hear of cancellations, but that costs were becoming a concern.

In the filing in United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, the publisher proposed canceling its stock and becoming a concern controlled by its lenders.