Sentence examples for concern something from inspiring English sources

Is there still some concern something could happen?

The word taboo has been applied to those rituals that concern something to be avoided or forbidden.

The resonance we give to words and phrases has long been Pilgrim's central concern, something reflected in the project's title: Words Are Not Signs, They Are Years.

In a change of tune, the WHO earlier this month declared polio a "public health emergency of international concern"—something it has done only once before, with the pandemic flu in 2009.

We are perfectly ready to make this sort of appraisal when it comes to gender roles, or sexuality, or the negative stereotyping of poor people in very old books, but I think the problem here is that it's seen as a group concern, something internal to Afro-Swedish people.

Any interpretation of function that relies on a particular variety of function (because it was selected or because it confers viability) clashes with the demand that homology concern something "under every variety of form and function".

It concerns something called a leverage ratio.

It concerned something called the medical loss ratio, or M.L.R.

Yet the polemic driving her memoir concerns something larger than power politics.

The friend tells Mr. Krivoi that he has heard that the matter concerns something old, from 1992 or 1993.

But electing police commissioners is likely to be different because it concerns something more tangible to them.