Sentence examples for concerned about difficulties from inspiring English sources
The food delivery network is also concerned about difficulties in attracting EU workers.
"The danger for the world is not that the United States" is overly engaged, it's that the US "... rightly concerned about difficulties back home.. may disengage, creating a vacuum of leadership that no other nation is ready to fill," Obama says.
Concerned about CPDCs difficulties in accounting and reporting its revenues and expenditures, members of the board of directors became more involved in running the organization and contributed to the departure of the organizations founding CEO.
These results may imply that female students are more concerned about the difficulties and workload associated with entrepreneurship and they have lower self-confidence and motivation under the assumption of starting a new business.
He is more concerned about the difficulty of finding a decent beer in California,'They have micro-breweries and all that sort of stuff out here,' he says, 'but it's not the same as a pint of Old Peculiar.' It's one of the few downsides of living in San Francisco, where Nash now promotes and coaches schools cricket.
Women were more concerned about the difficulty with footwear, dependency and joint deformity, while men were more concerned about interference with sexual activity.
Concerned about China's difficulties in projecting a global soft power presence, the government recently established a Public Diplomacy Association made up of former ambassadors and other notable figures.
Officials at the New York Fed "are very concerned" about European banks facing funding difficulties in the U.S., said a senior executive at a major European bank who has participated in the talks.
"People are more concerned about the company getting into difficulty".
For those concerned about distance and level of difficulty, mileage varies depending on the itinerary, and tour operators and national parks differentiate between easier walks and harder ones.
Those concerned about both skyrocketing college costs and students' difficulties completing their degrees should look closely at the CIC consortium.
