Sentence examples for concerned loss of from inspiring English sources

However, several have shown that loss of 9p (without loss of 9q) is a common genetic event in advanced, muscle invasive TCC, and since most (80%) BACs are advanced as far as grade and stage are concerned, loss of material from 9p may be seen more frequently in these carcinomas [ 22- 25].

The use of guidance was variable, with some participants seeing a clear role for new (more standardised) guidance in the future, whereas others were more concerned about loss of design freedom.

The two companies have seemed on the verge of announcing a deal several times in recent months — raising hopes among some investors and worrying those concerned about loss of competition among airlines — only to back away from a merger.

An example of (2): I used to be much more concerned about loss of investor confidence in the United States; the robustness of such confidence in advanced countries with monetary independence has been an important lesson.

Mr Hain said they would look at the impact on wildlife but the RSPB said it remained concerned at loss of mudflats.

The email, dated October 11, said officials were "very concerned" that loss of the banking information could lead to thieving attempts.

Spanish parents of children placed more value on the best level of symptom control, while the Germans were more concerned about loss of appetite as a side effect.

Although the dogs are worth $2,500 each, the victims said they were most concerned about the loss of the pet.

Concerned about the loss of historic farmland in Eastern Long Island, Dr. Granttham donated a 20-acre preserve with frontage on Long Island Sound to the Peconic Land Trust, and remained an active supporter of the Land Trust.

Concerned about the loss of nearly three million factory jobs since January 2001, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. is asking President Bush to impose punitive tariffs of up to 77percentt on China or to elicit a pledge to halt all such violations.

Javier Medina, 43, who began shopping at Bleecker Bob's in the 1970s and has worked there as a salesman for the last decade, was more concerned about the loss of a piece of history.