Sentence examples for concerned about after from inspiring English sources

But the more instructive comparison may be how the post-convention polls track with the actual election result — it's Nov. 6 that we're really concerned about, after all.

Over the last year, Portugal has been among a handful of euro nations that investors are concerned about after reporting a record deficit of 9.3 percent in 2009.

We face the type that many are naturally very concerned about after the events in France of the last few days.

And while you may think that disliking an employee or two isn't something to be concerned about (after all, making friends isn't the point of being a manager), it can actually interfere with your job.

Some of the president's advisers are concerned about retaliation after the report.

But Figueroa did not seem too concerned about that after the game.

Local police, concerned about noise after Katrina, broke up the ceremony and arrested two members of the group.

Mr. Sbenaty said they were "very concerned" about safety after the Sikh temple shooting and the fire at the Joplin, Mo., mosque.

Christine Jones, general counsel of Go Daddy, said the company was concerned about privacy after Chinese officials requested photo identification and signatures of its customers.

Julia Blackburn, the executive director of the company, said that dancers and staff became concerned about security after two bombings in Israel weeks before the planned performance in June.

I wasn't concerned about career after that club incident.