Sentence examples for concern can get from inspiring English sources

Though it eventually became clear that this particular concern can get no traction within Davidson's framework, it is instructive to follow out the line of argument.

As fast as Nasdaq OMX Group or the NYSE Euronext can gobble up new competition, former employees of those concerns can get into the game.

"There is something about a white liberal coming into court and blandly insisting that the mighty First Amendment trumps every societal concern that can get even a conservative black justice on edge," he said.

And where cocktails are concerned, this can get interesting, without any undue gravitas.

I am all in favor of cutting two exhibition games – as far as I'm concerned we can get rid of the entire preseason.

Noel Murray from The A.V. Club writes that the silence imposed by The Gentlemen is a metaphor for how evil spreads: "When dissent is stifled, or people fail to tell the truth, or when we're just distracted by other concerns, things can get out of hand".

"I understand that people do have concerns and can get quite emotional about this, but at the end of the day, the decisions... have to be made in the context of the best possible use of our resources". Those 'decisions' of which Premier Redford speaks, are the decisions that have been made to have Alberta's wild horses culled.

But Anthony's concern for Judy can get on her nerves: she can give, give, give, but she can't receive.

I am even concerned that they can get my credit card information that I used to open the account.

Even where the privacy question is not an issue, Elbaz is concerned that information can get trapped in hard-to-reach databases.

The question, rather, concerns how we can get knowledge of a truth when we are not acquainted with the truth maker.