Sentence examples for concerned to put from inspiring English sources

When that funding disappeared, many banks teetered on the verge of collapse, prompting the authorities in the countries concerned to put a cap on the use of such funding.

As far as Billy Ray Cyrus is concerned, to put a "hip-hop spin" on his 1992 hit single, "Achy Breaky Heart," all he needed was a bevy of scantily clad women, some new dance moves, and a guest appearance from Larry King (of all people).

It is the duty of Britain and America, as counsellors at once detached and vitally concerned, to put forcibly before the Soviet and the Polish Governments, the fundamental implications of their dispute.

According to a university statement, the matter "has been amicably resolved without the need for a trial, sparing both sides further burdens and expense and allowing all concerned to put the litigation behind them".

With the Sochi Games just weeks away, the security threat is a concern – to put it mildly.

It has 26 illustrations by Roz Chast, a cartoonist for The New Yorker, which chronicles her various "concerns," to put it nicely.

With the American economy years away from returning to pre-recession employment levels, Friday's news that the country failed to add any jobs at all in August is cause for concern, to put it lightly.

The companies say that collecting damages is a secondary concern to putting the alleged spammers out of business.

"Now, we're worried that the government isn't concerned enough to put him on the [negotiating] table".

Rivals would be wise to be concerned, and to put their best face forward at this point, but just because Apple wants to be your streaming service, it's not guaranteed success by simply showing up.

If you are going to buy a pair for your next event and are concerned how to put them on and fit on to your feet, following above mentioned guidelines will certainly be a must or you.