Sentence examples for concerned because of a from inspiring English sources
While the earthquake itself had not triggered a tsunami by Wednesday afternoon, weather experts remain concerned because of a massive aftershock.
She became particularly concerned because of a more recent exchange with Dr. Beck over methylene chloride, which is used in paint removers.
Mr. Dunnam said he had become even more concerned because of a federal appeals court case involving a criminal investigation in Nevada, in which federal authorities had demanded that a company attach a wiretap to tracking services like those installed in his car.
The group has been especially concerned because of a proposal to increase oil train traffic along the Columbia to ship oil from the Bakken field in North Dakota to a new storage and distribution facility near Vancouver, Wash.
We were greatly concerned, because of a problem here – and not at your end at all – but here.
Dr. Johnson was concerned because of a posting on Alloy's Web site in 2006: "Advertisers have the opportunity to get their products or services cast in these best-selling books.
"We only became concerned because of all the press interest in it, which to be honest we think is kind of vulgar".
"He spoke to four people that day and none of them were overly concerned - because of a lack of awareness.
Initially I was a bit concerned because of some of the restrictions on doing business in Syria as an American organization, but Bassel insisted.
This would be a good result for the parties concerned because of the hefty costs associated with filing a petition – and would allow them to avoid the political fallout from being seen as forcing Western Australians back to the polls.
