Sentence examples for concerned that can from inspiring English sources

The genus Dieffenbachia is an interesting taxon, as far as the diversity of atypical bisexual flowers is concerned, that can be used to infer the changes that may have taken place in developmental morphology during evolution.

But civil liberties groups are concerned that it can criminalise innocent people.

I am even concerned that they can get my credit card information that I used to open the account.

While we welcome the commitment to basic universal entitlements we are concerned that 'basic' can also mean 'very limited'.

They are not concerned that Kelsi can hear every word.

But you should be mostly concerned that he can put the ball in play to advance the lead off hitter.

Sotomayor has an awareness of the practical, almost bodily concerns that can affect the law.

Although Ukip plays on fear and stokes prejudice, people have understandable concerns that can neither be ignored nor labelled racist.

"It is something that needs to be considered, but I think these are all concerns that can also be addressed today".

"These differences create safety concerns that can be avoided or minimized by not allowing snowboarders," Forest Service lawyers wrote in the new filing.

EE has issued a recall notice for a batch of its free Power Bar battery packs due to overheating concerns that can cause the batteries to explode.