Sentence examples for concerned him about from inspiring English sources

He said that what concerned him about the study was that people would become "unnecessarily fearful".

Donovan said that what concerned him about Oklahoma State was that the Cowboys were a tight group of seniors.

But what concerned him about Shriver's speech was that "all the examples she cites are white writers appropriating other cultures.

General Alexander said that what concerned him about the increase in foreign cyberattacks on the United States was that a growing number were aimed at "critical infrastructure," and that the United States remained unprepared to ward off a major attack.

What concerned him about Senator John Kerry was that on Iraq he "changes positions on something as fundamental as what you believe in your core, in your heart of hearts".

Duquette declined to say what specifically concerned him about Balfour, who turns 36 later this month.

Dockery said that what concerned him most about the rule was its implications for chemical exposure.

After an exchange of pleasantries, I asked Mubarak what concerned him most about the problems facing Egypt today.

Arthur, for example, who had spastic tetraparesis and a urethral catheter, explained why sex was not a problem that concerned him: '... about 85% of men who've reached their 70th birthday are relatively impotent, and when you've got a neurological complaint as well [um].

What concerns him most about the future of  the Mara is the rocketing value of land.

In this longer debate on bloggingheads.tv, Wu raises a few good counter arguments that concern him about the industry's future.