Sentence examples for concerned implications from inspiring English sources

This first main theme included ideas about what can influence body size, who is accountable and concerned, implications, and ideal, aspired to and acceptable bodies.

Other analysts remain concerned about the implications of a tax on bonuses.

Concerned about the implications of Justice Leavitt's ruling, the town entered the fray.

"We are extremely concerned about the implications of attacks of this nature on our operations".

Concerned about the implications for independence and further cuts, he showed more guts than the current lot.

"El Patrón del Mal" joined a wave of narconovelas — soap operas featuring drug traffickers — that are notably less concerned with ethical implications.

But if the turkey was at all concerned about the implications of the coming holiday, it did not show it yesterday afternoon as it walked through the park.

The editorial said that Mr. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, had taken on entitlement spending "against the advice of every Beltway bed-wetter" concerned about the implications of such a cause.

"The E.C.B. will come under great pressure to rein in support for the Greek banking system, but the bank is quite concerned about the implications and the risks of contagion if a country leaves the euro".

"The last thing I want is for people who are taking these drugs for medical reasons to become concerned about the implications of this study for their own decision-making". .

Married individuals may be less likely to have multiple concurrent sexual partners (i.e., lower risk); they may be more concerned about the implications of a positive test result (i.e., greater barriers); and they may feel greater responsibility to others (i.e., greater benefit).