Sentence examples for common concerned about from inspiring English sources

You don't have to take climate change seriously to see the need for big changes in our energy situation -- you could be concerned about national security (quite common), concerned about dwindling fossil fuel reserves (less common), or concerned about stagflation brought about by high energy prices (weirdly rare).

California Common Cause remains concerned about this precedent-setting land-grab that subverts the public interest for special interests.

Will you use your meeting today with the crown prince to halt the arms supplies and demand an immediate ceasefire in Yemen?" Image caption Billboards next to London's A4 advertise the Saudi crown prince with the hashtag "#ANewSaudiArabia" Mrs May told the Commons everyone was "concerned" about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

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A common view by aid agencies concerned about kidnappings was that ISIS only started to ask for ransom when they were put under military pressure and required funding.

Fichet also wasn't at all concerned about a common question asked by those of us who don't live in Indonesia: Didn't the foreign investment law passed in April 2014 by the Indonesian legislature drastically limit or prohibit foreign ownership in its e-commerce sites in its new "negative list"?

In the Commons, Cameron said he was "concerned about Labour's candidate as mayor of London who has appeared again and again and again" on a stage with people he described as extremists.

There was concern (ranging from 'somewhat' to 'extremely concerned') about the lack of a common definition for sepsis in 67% (708 of 1058) of the physicians.

Professional isolation is also more common in rural areas, as trainees can be concerned about limited supervision and clinical back-up.

19 May Sir Paul Stephenson tells the Commons home affairs select committee that he is extremely concerned about some aspects of the policing of the G20 demonstrations.

Concerned about falling ill, he has made it common practice for Norway's pre-event news conferences to be held outdoors.