Sentence examples for concerned damage from inspiring English sources

Spokesman Malcolm Tarling said: "As far as home insurance is concerned, damage caused by explosion will be covered.

Even the pope seems more concerned about damage to the church than damage to the individuals who were abused and wounded.

He is always remaking the cars, so he's not concerned about damage.

However, the judgment is only concerned with damage to the housing market, and is no help to anyone with widening cracks in their floors or collapsing walls.

They are all so concerned about damaging their reputations".

Paradoxically, knowing that we have good ways to combat the flu makes us less concerned about the damage it does.

These days Blaser is most concerned about the damage that antibiotics, even in tiny doses, are doing to the microbiome — and particularly to our immune system and weight.

"For a normal person who is fair-skinned and concerned about skin damage and photoaging," Dr. Gilchrest said, "it's really in my opinion tremendous overkill".

As was the case then, officials remain concerned about potential damage to the craft caused by debris breaking away.Joe Lieberman confirmed that he would run as an independent if he loses the Democratic primary in Connecticut on August 8th.

This again means the Conservatives appear seriously concerned about the damage Corbyn could inflict on the country, rather than as though they are bullies trying to hound him out of the Commons.

Concerned about the damage to people's health caused by lead, many countries from Senegal to South Africa have set a target date of 2005 for phasing out leaded gas.