Sentence examples for becoming concerned for from inspiring English sources

And despite assurances from his father (Mr. Fox), the boy (Ben Keyworth) is becoming concerned for the safety of his blind mother (Miss Ardant).

Police have been explaining why they are becoming concerned for the welfare of a student nurse from Bristol, who went missing earlier this month.

The kindness of the adults at the start of the book, in so readily opening their home to young Phillip and becoming concerned for his welfare, is in keeping with the atmosphere of a children's book that pervades this novel's beginning.

The most widely reported change was a reversal of the preference for dying at home owing to the patient experiencing distressing symptoms, becoming frightened, feeling vulnerable, or becoming concerned for his or her family.

Since companies are proving slow to change, Tickner says, it will take consumers becoming concerned enough to advocate for safer alternatives.

However, the financial market was beginning to soften and the company was becoming concerned whether the market for the product was still there.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission counsel Norman O'Bryan also read emails from UN officials who, in 2000, were becoming concerned the UN's Food For Oil program was being subverted.

Ironically, its relatively large population and conspicuousness are becoming concerns for the continued conservation of the species.

AMERICA is awash with nifty new drugs, and employers are becoming concerned about how they will pay for them all.

Meanwhile on Tuesday, representatives of Woods at the International Management Group of Cleveland disputed Galea's claim that I.M.G. referred Woods to him for treatment after becoming concerned about the pace of his rehabilitation following knee surgery in June 2008.

The father of another girl in our church found a partner for her after becoming concerned that, unmarried in her mid-twenties, she was failing in her biblical mandate to have as many children as possible.