Sentence examples for concern you get from inspiring English sources

Once you determine the things you like to do, or the issues that concern you, get involved with others who care about the same things.

Provided money isn't a serious concern, you get to spend a few months picking and choosing the right equipment, food, supplies, and gear for your journey.

As far as emotion is concerned, you get the sense that each is dancing a different ballet.

Proper yorkshire pudding should be made in one big tray, ready to carve up and dish out in slabs, but the modern habit of making individual ones is a welcome innovation as far as I'm concerned – you get more crisp edge, and there's less faffing about to distract one from the important business of eating the things.

"The problem I have with this new journalism is that once they change the culture, to be more team oriented and to think in business concerns, you get into problems," said Ken Auletta, who wrote about the Tribune Company a few years ago in the American Journalism Review.

He advocated a comprehensive approach: "You have got to deal with the instability in the countries concerned, you have got to go after the human traffickers and the criminals that are running this trade.

This may become more of a concern as you get older, and so becomes a less attractive option after the age of 75.

"I think my biggest concern when you get to assessment stage is that people try to guess what it is that we're looking for and what we really want is for people to be themselves," Sutterby says.

"They've got to gel quick, that's the only slight concern when you get new players in is that you need them to gel quickly.

Back in 2009, when the momentous decision was made to include women's boxing, former world professional champion and Olympic silver medallist, Amir Khan, voiced his concern: "When you get hit, it's very painful.

Your immediate concern if you get caught naked by a sibling of the opposite sex is covering yourself.