Sentence examples for concerned about when from inspiring English sources

He added that the companies "don't want people to be concerned about, when they post their videos, that that's somehow attached to coal".

She found it hard to concentrate on the book, because she was concerned about when and how the heavy petting would begin.

"I'm not sceptical about social media, I'm concerned about when you monetise it because by it's nature it's me talking to you electronically, digitally.

Soon after agreeing to a contract with New Orleans, Carter, in an interview with the Web site New Orleans Saints.com, said: "The only thing I was concerned about when I was suspended was getting my life together.

In the weeks up to the dress rehearsal in Rochester and Strood, and in the months ahead of next May's vote all three parties will strive to convince voters that the issues they are most trusted on are the ones people should be most concerned about when they cast their ballot.

We're not really concerned about when we win the title".

"What they were concerned about was that when Palau does something, the other islands often follow".

"I was concerned about him when he had taken over a country," he said.

"I was concerned about vibration when I first saw the plans over two years ago," he says.

She said: "He was concerned about that when I spoke to him.

"I was concerned about that when we first installed them, but what did we know?