Sentence examples for concerned as with from inspiring English sources

"We're concerned, as with any transition to new standards, that the protocols are being followed consistently," Mr. Campbell said, adding that "we prefer to err on the side of public health".

But the movie does not wallow in glamour or chase after fame, and it is concerned as much with criticism as with sociology.

In other words, Mr. Bolton is concerned as much with redefining the skirt as with promoting its place in the wardrobe of everyday.

This show is a historical tapestry concerned as much with the iron business Coalbrookdale as with the self-conscious artist Edward BurnEdwards.

Green design is concerned as much with the comfort of a building's inhabitants as with the state of the ozone layer.

Mill's economics should be seen as concerned as much with the economics of development as it is with pure theory.

He was, after all, a modern artist, as concerned as any with synergies of form and content.

It is as concerned as a photograph with what is going on.

Nor is Chekhov concerned, as Tolstoy is, with adultery as a social phenomenon.

Stevie was very concerned as a friend with his steroid use.

The FCC is concerned, as you might guess, with communications.