Sentence examples for concerned usually from inspiring English sources

Mickelson was not immediately concerned — "usually that stuff kind of comes and goes," he told reporters here Tuesday — but when his soreness got worse, he went to a doctor.

Companies may run advertisements for technicians and accountants, but they rarely advertise the top job and if word of a candidacy leaks out, the person concerned usually has no option but to rule himself out of the race.

Although some of the issues for the inquiries concern the actions of Lord Leonn) Brittan when he was home secretary during the Thatcher era, media reports have concerned (usually anonymous) politicians in all parties.

That was unpleasant for the individuals concerned, but usually nothing worse.Digital mistakes can be much more serious.

In matters concerning Egypt's international status, the decisions were made in London, but where the internal administration of the country was concerned, Cromer usually set the policies.

"We're concerned, because usually at this time, you see this peak," said Richard D. Steinke, the executive director of the Port of Long Beach in California.

As far as IEEE 802.16-MR network is concerned, we usually focus on the part of Micro-Mobility inside the IEEE 802.16-MR network domain.

The patient may also complain of tenderness on palpation of the area of concern, usually the dominant arm.

Mr. Giblin's remarks underscore a concern usually expressed privately by Democrats: that Mr. Gore is not connecting emotionally with Democrats as well as Mr. Bush is with Republicans.

The three days of memorials, beginning Wednesday, are creating security, logistics and protocol concerns usually associated with a presidential inauguration or the annual State of the Union speech.

Note these concerns usually emerge after requirements elicitation.