Sentence examples for concerned improvements from inspiring English sources
Many of those patents concerned improvements in IC design and manufacturing, including those for the first IC-powered experimental computer that TI built for the U.S. Air Force in 1961 and for the ICs that TI designed and delivered to the Air Force in 1962 for use in the Minuteman ballistic missile guidance system.
A cross-party assembly committee is still concerned improvements have yet to be felt by farmers.
More than half of the suggestions concerned improvements in the transfer of information.
Our initial observation concerned improvements in the hemodynamic status of the brain-dead rodents treated with prednisolone.
Kálmán Mikszáth was also popular; he recorded with keen observation and sly humour the shortcomings of society but, although a politician and a member of parliament, was little concerned with improvement.
"In light of Sony's business portfolio centered on television, the business environment is challenging, and R&I is increasingly concerned that improvement in revenue and expenditure will require further time," the agency said in a news release.
"Not everybody, but the vast majority of people, recognise there is a difference between local and national elections and they are more concerned about seeing improvements then sending a message to Tony Blair," she says optimistically.
"What's becoming very clear is that the government is no longer concerned with school improvement, but with an ideological reorganisation of schools.
If we have more consideration for others, we will move towards a "caring economics," we will be more concerned with the improvement of working conditions, family and social, and many other aspects of existence, and we will care more about the fate of future generations, including other species who share this world with us.
Hoteliers, who once were concerned about the tangible aspect of their operations are now more concerned about service quality improvement.
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