Sentence examples for begin to concern from inspiring English sources

Remain calm if the person's symptoms begin to concern you.

The safety of minorities is beginning to concern me.

Soon he began to concern himself with Thornycroft's problem of reducing the hydrodynamic drag on the hull of a boat with some kind of air lubrication.

In a trend begun in the Ṣafavid period, a number of influential mujtahids began to concern themselves with matters of government, to the point of questioning the regime's legitimacy.

In 1907 the Swiss psychiatrists, under the leadership of E. Bleuler and C.G. Jung, began to concern themselves in the subject; and in 1908 there took place at Salzburg a first meeting of adherents from a number of different countries.

I wonder if the difference between his public image and his real self had begun to concern him, poetically, I mean - whether it suggested to him a certain professional failing.

Increasingly, researchers began to concern the aging problem in the car society.

A couple of things began to concern me at that time.

In time, the ineffectiveness of the CIP began to concern the Eisenhower administration, who were worried about the lack of industrialization.

The Kirk began to concern itself with providing churches in the new towns and relatively thinly supplied Highlands, establishing a church extension committee in 1828.

Over the course of the next few weeks the small pea-size mass grew and began to concern the young spin master.