Sentence examples for concerned that makes from inspiring English sources

As far as psychiatrist Nigel Strauss is concerned, that makes this kind of research invaluable.

Television has made him famous and, as far as the pop papers are concerned, that makes his personal life a saleable item.

And as far as I'm concerned that makes everyone who was on that stage at his service a hypocrite.

The government has long been concerned that making methadone legal would only feed the drug market.

He said "transferees also said that they were concerned that making a complaint could result in a negative impact on the resolution of their asylum claims.

The Rev Ian Mairs of the Omagh Church Forum is concerned that making a film of the atrocity was insensitive and will reopen old wounds.

Dr. McClellan said the agency was particularly concerned that making information about doctors public might result in disclosing the identity of patients, which are legally protected.

However, Sameem is concerned that making forced marriage a criminal offence will deter victims from speaking out.

In addition, foundations need not be concerned that making a PRI in a for-profit carries extra risk.

Executives are also concerned that making every nook and cranny of the approval process public would turn their share prices into high-velocity yo-yos.

Others are concerned that making calls in an airplane is an annoyance for other passengers and should be banned to make flights more comfortable.