Sentence examples for concerned I can from inspiring English sources

As far as strenuous work is concerned, I can do no better than to quote you a comment by my mother, who said, 'It is better to wear out than to rust out.' As ever yours . .

In response to Tracey's concerns, Bei-jen often had comments like "As far as American children are concerned, I am fine (with that)" or "As far as my American students are concerned, I can accept this".

… [A]s far as the Foreign clients and their Banks are concerned, I can tell you that the last thing they wanted to do was to go into court with me, knowing that I knew the identity of the beneficial owners of their accounts which is the reason they agreed to settle.

As far as the $30 packet is concerned, I can see how marketing such a packet could be interpreted in many ways.

For example, when asked what she understood by voluntary participation, a woman in the control group noted, "I am not forced to take part in this study and as far as I am concerned I can, at any stage exclude myself [from] any further involvement".

As far as I am concerned, I can say that at the very beginning of my assignment in Moscow I benefited considerably from my previous experience as desk officer for the Russian Federation in New York with OCHA – the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs – which allowed me to start with a fairly solid understanding of the sensitivities around Chechnya.

Counting from memory - a notoriously unreliable faculty where alcohol is concerned - I can recall at least 10 bars which very definitely do serve drink.

It's certainly a powerful idea, but I was a little concerned about fraud — I can think of at least one person who's abused the trust of friends by feigning illness and collecting donations.

For those directly concerned it can be incredibly painful and bewildering and the impact of their loved one's death can be felt for a long time.

I am extremely concerned for her, and I can only imagine the pain, desperation and frustration that she feels".

Somehow, though, the government still managed to find £2m to fund a two-year tax-scandal investigation largely concerned, as far as I can make out, with the sexual orientation of the prime minister's husband, Stephen Kinnock.