Sentence examples for becoming seriously concerned from inspiring English sources

He was living in a hostel where staff were becoming seriously concerned by his highly sexualised behaviour: 'He had raped before when he was ill, and he was starting to relapse.' When he started back on medication, both the approaches to Prince Philip and the sexualised behaviour stopped.

The theory was embraced in 1950s Britain, where the establishment had become seriously concerned about the threat from rebellious youth.

The British high street is becoming seriously overbanked.

But small, freebooting entrepreneurs may be willing to go, in the hope of becoming seriously rich.

"He is becoming seriously studied at academic levels," said the Bodleian's associate director Richard Ovenden.

Moreover, the water is becoming seriously polluted, which impinges on every stakeholder's interests.

I was becoming seriously dull.

Your parents will be seriously concerned about what you are becoming unless they are chavs themselves, and you have about 10 years difference.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Rex Ryan was concerned, genuinely and seriously concerned.

Serious concern "We are seriously concerned about the increasing number of cases of pneumonic plague.

Of all responders, 4% were seriously concerned and 19% reported "some concern" about their safety and errors in their care during hospitalization.