Sentence examples for concern yes from inspiring English sources
There was a concern, yes, about what phase four would look like and how it was going to be.
Asked whether Ferdinand might have a grudge over Hodgson having not picked him thus far, he said: "I suppose it is a concern, yes.
Concern, yes, but why are we so frightened that many of us are afraid to pursue our normal lives (news articles, Oct. 14)?
South Africa captain AB de Villiers admitted he was worried about the claims ahead of the meeting at The Oval. "If they are doing something funny with the ball it's definitely a concern, yes, but we've got no proof of that," said the 29-year-old Proteas skipper.
For example, Pearson chi2 analyses show slight differences by institution in responses to the question asking how often questions about ethical and societal implications of research come up (never/not at all: 32% to 49%, 1 2 times: 28% 43%, >5 times: 9%–16%, p = 0.012) and anticipation of encountering an ethical or societal questions of concern (yes: 11% 30%, maybe: 27%–40%, p = 0.002).
"As far as we are concerned, yes, there is".
We have defensive concerns, yes, but we are not fearful".
"I am concerned, yes, but I have seen nothing so far says that what I was suggesting, and what they borrowed from me, is not their policy".
The fifth section, meanwhile, is wholly different from all the others; it concerns (yes, really) a centuries-long battle between two tribes of immortal beings.
An explanation for the extraordinary power of "Noon Wine", which has often and understandably been described as a modernist Greek tragedy, is given by Porter in a 1956 essay: it is "a story of the most painful moral and emotional confusions", she writes, "in which everyone concerned, yes, in his own crooked way, even Mr Hatch, is trying to do right".
