Sentence examples for concerned resident from inspiring English sources

About two years ago, a petition to the board of managers of 220 Riverside Boulevard popped up on Change.Org, by an anonymous "concerned resident," asking to keep the Trump name.

Over the phone, the concerned resident detailed the frequency of the moans (every five minutes) and the duration (7 A.M. to 2 P.M., Monday through Friday), along with his recent observation (made while slowly walking his dog) of an upright metal frame, with straps and peculiar objects hanging from it, positioned in front of the new tenant's first-floor window.

The rule of thumb for letters to the editor in The Hoboken Reporter, our weekly newspaper is: One letter a month is O.K., as long as you take a hiatus every few months, or use a pseudonym like " A Concerned Resident" or "Tax-Paying Dog Owner".

"I'll be advised by experts, I'm not an expert on climate change, I'm a concerned resident … to me, this is something that needs to be bipartisan, [the policy] needs to be supported by facts and experts and across industries so we can come up with a strategy that has longevity – a long-term plan.

Concerned resident Norman Pickett tells the Northern Constitution that some of the tree-felling near the Drenagh House Estate has been "strangely" carried out at night.

One is that of a concerned resident who wants to preserve the pace of life in her tranquil seaside neighborhood.

The original numbers concerned residents of the Longwood Central School District, where the housing would be built.

This reshaping of Bed-Stuy's boundaries, character and affordability to poor and middle-income families has concerned residents and community leaders of this predominantly black neighborhood.

Where the surgical experience of the surgeons is concerned, residents performed 223 (35.2%) procedures in total, whereas consultants performed 410 (64.8%) procedures.

And they've started launching standalone projects like De Guarda ("On Guard"), a neighborhood watch platform in the historic Santa Teresa district that lets concerned residents keep an eye on a warehouse that stores a dwindling supply of historic artifacts.

The fate of the property, which borders both Paramount and Long Beach, had concerned residents who board more than 100 horses in houses facing Atlantic Place to the east.