Sentence examples for concern is being able from inspiring English sources

My only concern is being able to go all the time".

"The concern is being able to push off that back leg, and when you hit, being able to run," Girardi said.

"Our concern is being able to look at ourselves in the mirror in the morning... freeing ourselves by finally facing up to the past," said the political scientist Baskin Oran, one of the four organisers of the initiative.

She said she was nervous about the operations, but said her main concern was being able to provide for her children.

When he saw the full Adam prosthetic and costume, his biggest concern was being able to show nuanced facial expressions under so much latex.

(Lillian, aged 24 [FHH3]) Most participants had children and their first economic concern was being able to care for them.

Referred to by Harding and Higginson [ 42] as 'ambivalent care', rather than considering their own needs, central to carer concerns is being able to focus on providing the best possible physical and emotional care.

Vinorin confides to the team that her greatest concern now is being able to feed and educate Suba, along with their younger brother.

Their main concern right now is being able to keep a roof over their heads, feed their children and maintain some sense of dignity.

So, I think their concern is is the newer business gonna be able to overtake the declining business?

"For the time being, our concern is to be able to enter into contact with al-Qaeda, to have some demands... which we do not have," he told France's privately-owned RTL radio station.