Sentence examples for concerned about length from inspiring English sources

They have recorded together before, on "Dialogues," from 1995, but that was back when record labels were concerned about length.

"Camus's adaptation has its qualities, but he was concerned about length, so he compacted it," Mr. Stein said during a break in the rehearsal.

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Some area Catholics said they remain concerned about the length of time it took to finally bring McCarrick to justice.

The results of logit and ordered logit models show that farmers are most concerned about the length of the contract, and relatively unconcerned about requirements on tree density and species composition.

Concerned about the length of Mr. Pataki's coattails, Mr. McCall's campaign has bought $3.8 million in television and radio advertisements for the final days in the race, and he has kept a busy schedule on the trail.

"There has been an extensive UK-wide search for a therapeutic placement, as all of those involved have been extremely concerned about the length of time the child has been in Alder Hey.

Hamid, another Eritrean asylum-seeking teenager, who knew all three teenagers, said Alexander Tekle and N, the young man who killed himself last month, were both extremely concerned about the length of time it was taking for the Home Office to decide on whether they would be granted refugee status here.

Ofcom, which allowed providers to delay the introduction of liability caps since it first required them in 2012, takes a dim view of Vodafone's behaviour: "We remain concerned about the length of time it has taken the company to address this dispute," a spokesperson says.

Complete Ensemble Fitting the six answer words into the grid and transferring the letters into the final grid gives you the answer to the question Why are fashion houses so concerned about hem lengths?: THEY HAVE TO WATCH THE BOTTOM LINE.

The selection of Jörg Asmussen, 44, a deputy finance minister and career bureaucrat, announced at the meeting of Group of 7 countries in Marseille, France, appeared intended to reassure a German public increasingly concerned about the extraordinary lengths that the central bank has gone to support ailing countries like Greece and Spain.