Sentence examples for concerned to start from inspiring English sources
It is time to intervene in this marriage of convenient dependence and ask both parties concerned to start finding solutions rather than wallowing around in the problem.
Both teams will be concerned to start picking up points — the Union in particular have been dropping points from winning positions so far, though continue to bubble under quite nicely in the East, for now.
It is best for all parties concerned to start off with the premise that the existence or non-existence of God is a debatable issue whilst weighing the available arguments on both sides.
The company is the first of the major sat-phone concerns to start upgrading its systems.
But taking the initial decision to invest in a mobile-enabled phone can be a concern to start with.
"We had a number of concerns to start off with," Michelle Jacobs, a distinguished professor of law at the school who helped lead the inquiry, told The Huffington Post.
It's in your best interest to start being concerned sooner rather than later.
"The people concerned have to start thinking about it," he said.
Institutional investors in the UK are certainly concerned enough to start speaking up publicly to get boardrooms to pay attention.
10 A second debate often concerns whether to start with a low or high dose of CSs.
