Sentence examples for concerned argues from inspiring English sources

America would be concerned, argues Mr Nikonov, if Mexico and Canada were to join a military organisation led by Russia.

"Politicians should know it's not just a small bunch of people who are concerned," argued Mr. John.

Many in the scientific community, including the researchers concerned, argued that the benefits of publishing the research in full outweighed the risks.

"The ball is in America's court, as far as China is concerned," argued Daly.

Some think it upholds the collective right of state militias to bear arms, while others, probably more accurate in so far as original intent is concerned, argue that it protects the right of individuals to keep arms.

A more valid concern, argues Bill Bishop, publisher of the Sinocism China newsletter, is the self-censorship cropping up in Hollywood products to appease China's notoriously strict censor board.

America's antitrust laws were initially motivated by two concerns, argues the Harvard University political theorist Michael Sandel -- preventing big monopolies from overwhelming consumers and preventing big business from overwhelming democratic government.

It's not the extreme left or extreme right we should be concerned about, argues Ali, but the inertia at the extreme centre.

So far as the opposing thesis is concerned, Jacobi argues for it by retrieving a theme from the David Hume.

Opponents of today's amendment cited environmental concerns, arguing that nobody would be penalized until after the Supreme Court ruled.

Mr. Smith echoed that concern, arguing that Google would have a complete picture of Internet users' online activities.