Sentence examples for concerned about the success of from inspiring English sources
The commercials are an indication that airlines are concerned about the success of Amtrak's Northeast corridor and about discussions of high-speed rail links in several states.
His name was Martin Luther King Jr. Rauschenbusch is today being rediscovered by those who, concerned about the success of the religious right, hope to make more visible the presence of a religious left in the United States.
Dr. Pierce was a tenured professor at Oregon State University in 1965 when he grew concerned about the success of the civil rights movement and the rise of a counterculture.
Frankly, having spent significant time working with urban schools and parents, I have never met a parent (whether in Harlem, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, Newark, D.C., San Francisco or Los Angeles) who is not passionately concerned about the success of a child.
But they're all concerned about the success of their business.
Maybe Chinese patients are more concerned about the success of the operation, the amount of bleeding, wound healing, postoperative complications, and postoperative care.
Schafer was not concerned about the commercial success of Brütal Legend, as despite poor sales of Psychonauts, "as long as you make a cool game, publishers want to talk to you".
If one is concerned about the relative success of enrichments, real-time quantitative PCR can be used to test for shifts in well-developed cpDNA loci in the different fractions (untreated, methyl-rich, and methyl-poor) prior to costly library prep and sequencing.
The rank of who is asking those "leading questions" in support of Iron Triangle is significant — the Americans were concerned enough about the success of the Afghan operation that they sent two of their most senior officers to provide oversight and mentoring assistance.
Finance group Cattles slumped 5p to 10.75p on concerns about the success of its banking licence application.
In some cases that will work but you have to be careful that once someone crosses an emotional bridge of disconnect or concern about the success of the company it's time to part ways.
