Sentence examples for concern how many from inspiring English sources
And his age has long been a concern (how many global companies in distress would bring in a new 72-year-old boss?).
"Do you know," she asks, feigning concern, "how many middle-aged men go out for a pint of milk and never come home?" And then, at a furious pitch: "NOT ENOUGH!" This is only the third date of her tour and the set will improve when she cuts looser from a tight script.
My concern: How many of these great late stage deals are possibly left?
But Mr. Trump's rape problem doesn't really concern how many starlets he has or hasn't deflowered.
But it's the margin debt that we don't know about that is of greatest concern: How many Americans are maxing out their 401(k) stock fund contributions (and therefore taking a big pay cut), then living off credit cards?
Statistics are hard to come by concerning how many couples are forgoing the big wedding to elope.
However, judging from the compiled responses over at When Fangirls Attack, readers have a right to be concerned: how many times have we seen this play out before?
First, the research cited concerns how many facts students can memorize, a matter less consequential to anyone with more ambitious intellectual goals, like helping students think deeply and enjoy doing so.
Statistics concerning how many of those killings led to the murder prosecutions of accomplices are not available, but legal experts say such prosecutions are relatively common in the more than 30 states that allow them.
Which is why, ranging among her own pleasures and spurning what Hess has in mind, the main thing she has to say about the new film concerns how many evacuations a comedy can deliver before they ruin the joke.
