Sentence examples for concerned about the difficulties from inspiring English sources
Greenwich council was concerned about the difficulties that care leavers and young people leaving supported housing were getting into.
"We have been concerned about the difficulties faced by the European economy for a long time, and we have repeated our willingness to extend a helping hand and increase our investment," Mr. Wen said.
As details emerge of the union of some Time Inc. magazines and Meredith Corporation, employees at both companies are concerned about the difficulties of combining two starkly different corporate cultures, Christine Haughney reports.
Mr. Offsay did not pursue the project at the time, partly because he was concerned about the difficulties of trying to produce a television series set entirely on the road.
The agency, which changed the outlook on the C-/baa2 standalone bank financial strength rating rather then the more closely watched long-term rating, also said it was concerned about the difficulties of finding new top management.
Moreover, L County was concerned about the difficulties of implementing state laws and regulations and put this problem aside for more than a decade.
Dr. Palms, 65, a nuclear physicist, suggested that he was concerned about the difficulty a campaign would impose on his family.
British naturalist Charles Darwin was concerned about the difficulty of evolving an eye because it was "an organ of extreme perfection and complication".
US military officials were especially concerned about the difficulty of vetting recruits, most of whom would come from militias, and worried that someone might turn on US trainers.
There are also worries that friction with China over exchange rates and other issues could damage the interests of American tech firms which have Chinese subcontractors and factories.The tech industry is also concerned about the difficulty of importing skilled labour.
After the initial sale, the Nigerians were keen to purchase further plaques, but the BM was concerned about the difficulty in valuing them, since they rarely came onto the market.
