Sentence examples for concern begins from inspiring English sources

This is where concern begins to crop up that new regulation could miss the point or get in the way of useful loan activity.

BOSTON BALLET -- The company, another beneficiary of Balanchine's early concern, begins its year in mid-month with two showings of Rudolf Nureyev's exuberant production of "Don Quixote" with a mixed bill of dances by George Balanchine and the English choreographer David Dawson sandwiched between.

This is where concern begins over how seriously the case was treated.

That's where the social concern began.

A decade later Gaidar's concern began to turn into reality.

During the concert, a Composer Portrait featuring the English composer Benedict Mason, Ms. Smey's concern began to make sense.

Her concern began when she heard a pupil say their "pen was so gay" when it snapped in two.

Moral concern, beginning with Aeschylus, has always been central in tragedy, but in the works of the great tragedians this concern was exploratory and inductive.

In 2007, for example, World Concern began to use Cash for Work in refugee camps in Chad that housed people fleeing Darfur and eastern Chad.

As the Taliban captured more territory and enforced their harsh brand of Islam on larger swaths of the population, concern began to grow in Pakistan and Washington.

When concern began to grow that few families would file applications with the fund, Mr. Feinberg declined to extend filing dates because it would "fuel procrastination".