Sentence examples for concerned about events from inspiring English sources

Hague has said he will reiterate the UK's support for Ukraine's sovereignty, and a Downing Street spokesman said: "The Prime Minister remains gravely concerned about events in Ukraine and is determined to pursue all avenues to reduce tensions and de-escalate a very dangerous situation".  .

The Institute of Director is also concerned about events.

Avigen, based in Alameda, Calif., is planning to sell more stock to the public, a sign that it is not overly concerned about events in Washington.

And, although the central government has begun to act against AIDS, and is said to be concerned about events in Henan, central officials have not spoken out about the coverup there, apparently putting the party's reputation and stability first.

Mr. Lien said the United States, which has not yet recognized President Chen as the winner, should be concerned about events in Taiwan because they could affect the island's political stability and make it more susceptible to pressure from Beijing, which regards Taiwan as part of China and has criticized Mr. Chen as promoting a separatist agenda.

Nonetheless, it was not until 10 March that Metternich appeared concerned about events in Vienna itself, where there were now threats and counter-threats flying.

But he said he remained concerned about the events that led to the death of J. Christopher Stevens, the American ambassador in Libya, and three other people in Benghazi.

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

Mr. Freeman aims to take advantage of short-term mispricing, which occurs, he said, when investors become too concerned about short-term events and lose track of a company's long-term value.

But I am very concerned about some recent events affecting our homeless children.

He found both Oprah and Tyler articulate and concerned about this issue, but he came away from that event disheartened.