Sentence examples for concerned leading from inspiring English sources

Olympic road race gold medallist Anna van der Breggen, who broke her pelvis in the same event in Spain two years ago, revealed her she had been concerned leading up to the race, which was won by the Boels-Dolmans team.

The Soviet authorities in the end chose for unspecified reasons to refuse to issue exit visas to most of those concerned, leading to the unusual case of public demonstrations about the refusals by Korean families.

"Senator Hagel's performance at his confirmation hearing was deeply concerning, leading to serious doubts about his basic competence to meet the substantial demands of the office," they said.

Faced with those concerns, leading producers backed away from such talk on Monday.

Interactive Brokers later raised similar concerns, leading them to call off the deal.

That announcement heightened investors' concerns, leading to an increase in withdrawal requests.

We want to know what got between you and a ballot, and hear your concerns leading up to Election Day.

The waiver prompted some concern, leading ABC to take the BlackBerrys away from the three writers the week of June 9.

Cause and effect run both ways, with our concern leading to our misperceptions as much as our misperceptions creating our concern.

What Fassel got hardly eased his concerns, leading Fassel to scream loudly enough to put a scare into players rooms away.

-- attracting and keeping qualified teachers, adequately providing and managing resources, hearing and addressing parents' concerns, leading and overseeing efforts to improve school facilities.