Sentence examples for concerned come in from inspiring English sources

"Let all those who are concerned come in and say how we should proceed," she said.

One morning the next week, several parents, still concerned, came in after requesting to meet with her.

Subsection (c) of § 2113, with which we are now primarily concerned, came into the law in 1940.

"The concerns come in when you speak to individual workers and hear stories about specific families that have been affected by welfare reform," Mr. Geen said.

Which is where a few little concerns come in.

You can almost hear the computer growling, "I'll be baaaack". Which is where a few little concerns come in.

For many, however, the immediate concern comes in the form of a fourth D: demand.

So I began to be worried, but in a low-level way, the concern coming in waves.

One recent signal of investor concern comes in the flows of money in and out of domestic stock mutual funds.

But it can also be used -- and this is where the privacy concern comes in -- to track your movement, so that raises concerns.

His only moment of real concern came in the second-set tie-break when he let slip a 6-2 leandand faced two set points.