Sentence examples for concerned about the question from inspiring English sources

She was always concerned about the question of integrity, and would bring it up whenever we saw each other.

"The founding fathers of the Zionist movement, some of them were very much concerned about the question of whether they could turn the softy yeshiva boy into a soldier," said Yaron Ezrahi, a political theorist.

He said the public was "rightly concerned" about the question of "who controls, who knows about [the state's] secrets" and suggested the state might have to "justify all over again why it is that the state does require that we have secrets".

Van Wyk reasoned that IPO windows have a tendency to reopen if they close, and Decker said that he wasn't concerned about the question.

We were very concerned about the question of eastern borders.

I am concerned about the question parents are asking, which is why do things like this happen to children?

"We are concerned about the questions raised in recent days – we'll discuss them with Belle as ultimately only she can answer the questions".

Judging by the thousands of applications this summer for trips from Tortola to Tanzania, students do not seem to be as concerned about the questions.

In an interview Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Burns said he was concerned about the questions being raised about Nielsen, whose ratings have been used for decades to help set TV advertising rates.

She was concerned about the questions I would receive going forward.

"He was concerned about the confidentiality question," Mr. DeRosa said.