Sentence examples for concerned at how from inspiring English sources

Later, concerned at how his remark might be interpreted by the press in attendance, Redford elaborated.

But Kabwe said he was concerned at "how Tanzanians will have to pay back the Chinese".

Det Chief Insp Howard Millington of Wigan CID said: "We are very concerned at how these deaths have occurred.

Many victims in Rotherham are concerned at how slowly the inquiry appears to be progressing and fear their abusers may flee the country before they ever reach court.

The pair were concerned at how the $30bn was to be raised and Hedegaard raised another toxic subject – whether the US aid would be all cash.

I am concerned at how draconian these measures may be for a generation already taking an unfair share of the pain for the economic downturn.

Kōki Uchiyama, who played Gin, read the manga for the audition, and confessed that he was concerned at first about how to portray his character, though his work made him feel good.

Is the world record holder and former world champion not concerned, though, at how her rivals might be looking at her – short of fitness, three months shy of her 38th birthday, and four years on from her last marathon victory?

She said that she was not concerned at this stage about how the changes may affect her vote, but was angry that the people of Salford were being asked to vote in a constituency from the neighbouring city of Manchester.

Some French and Austrian insurance companies are heavily concerned at Messina, but it is uncertain how far their risks cover earthquake.

A document obtained by The Independent, which has been put before an Italian court shows how investigators became concerned at the activities of Davide Rossi, a Milan-based consultant to NDS who now stands accused of involvement in a piracy ring which targeted, among others, Nagra France, a smartcard supplier in competition with NDS.