Sentence examples for concerned for what from inspiring English sources

I'm not losing sleep yet, but I'm concerned for what the near future holds".

"We're very concerned for what it means for potential of demolition of historical structures and potential out-of-scale new construction to the site," said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.

Although he has now been found not guilty of the crime, Evans admitted his behaviour was unacceptable but said he would not apologise to the woman concerned for what happened in the hotel room.

"I have a passion, a personal concern for what to do with all this Christian art".

We save more of our moral concerns for what Bonds and Clemens just might have done.

This early concern for what was right continued throughout Kenneth's life.

"I represent a concern for what is being accomplished, rather than what is being done," he told The New York Post in 1965.

Privately, many artists have expressed concern for what will happen to them if they end up on another label.

But the offensive line looked startlingly shaky in the preseason, perhaps the only cause for concern for what may be the conference's best team.

But it was unusual to hear an average Beijinger express concern for what was happening to the city as a whole.

"You have one country that is telling everybody else what to do, without any concern for what it means for our grandchildren".