Sentence examples for concerned for the consequences from inspiring English sources

Although frustrated by the rushed marriage and concerned for the consequences facing the man who presided over his marriage, Mr. van Roestenberg said Friday was the greatest day of his life.

Supervisors in the present study did not mind that students were involved in important decisions, but rather concerned for the consequences of such decisions.

Mr. Blumenthal also said he was concerned about the consequences for patients.

Organiser Lindsay Alderton vowed the march would proceed but was concerned about the consequences for other protests.

In a statement, the South Sudan Council of Churches said: "We are concerned by the consequences for our country of the clashes that are occurring in Juba.

But the core of the plan a reformed ETS, producing a higher carbon price is likely to survive.Some businesses are, understandably, concerned about the consequences for their competitiveness.

Powis was concerned about the consequences for English Catholics.

That option may have garnered support from those inclined to favor legalization but concerned about the consequences, for example, when young people smoke it or when individuals use marijuana and then drive a car.

In this case, the supervisor did not mind that the student wanted to make a major decision, but was rather concerned by the consequences, for the student, supervisor and department, if the analysis was flawed in its methodology.

For those Democrats concerned about the consequences of a crossover vote, it continued, "Even if you vote in Tuesday's Republican primary, you can still participate in future Democratic Party political activity".

The field of transitional justice is not only concerned with the consequences of atrocities for victims, but also aims at establishing the accountability of the perpetrators of serious crimes and human rights violations.