Sentence examples for concerned knowing that from inspiring English sources

Some were concerned that the routine datasets might not be stored securely during the research but felt less concerned knowing that the datasets would not contain names and addresses, only NHS numbers.

But other advocates have embraced the idea of a white-collar slump, believing that politicians will grow more concerned knowing that affluent workers have been hit hard.

There was probably less concern knowing that I wasn't sitting there shooting back some you know, some stiff drinks, so.

I was concerned about people carelessly drinking, knowing that aftershocks certainly would further shake the city.

In August, a group of MPs issued a joint statement declaring their opposition to any change in the law: "Calling for wholesale legalization of murder [abortion] would have the adverse consequence of mass killings since the people concerned would engage in irresponsible sex knowing that should they become pregnant, they would abort".

And I know he died knowing that".

The issue here is not that Pakistan has admitted that Kasab is a Pakistani, but the matter of grave concern is that Pakistan despites knowing that Kasab is Pakistani was earlier adamant denying Kanab's nationality as Pakistani.

No doubt, focusing on knowing how, rather than knowing that, does not address skepticism concerning the claims we might make as to which know how is morally significant.

To denote the particular feeling of knowing that serves as an essential terminator of the species-specific motivation concerned with protection from harm, we coined the term "yedasentience," [ 16] from the Hebrew yeda = knowing and Latin sentire = to feel.

Where was the harm in knowing that?

(Give Sting credit for knowing that).