Sentence examples for concerned was called from inspiring English sources

The horse concerned was called Bentley Biscuit, an experienced Group One-winning six-year-old sprinter who started at a single-figure price for the King's Stand Stakes in 2007.

In the present context phronesis points the attention to the cultivation and nurturement of the researcher's formation as a type of engagement with the actual practice of researching, a practice in which researchers (and other parties concerned) are called to apply judgment and exercise discretion in specific and often unique situations without the re-assuring viewpoint of the technician.

The rest of it is rented to 10 Chinese designers, and the entire concern is called Design Collective.

A diffuse or persistent anxiety associated with no particular cause or mental concern is called general, or free-floating, anxiety.

"We're not even concerned about what was called for and who wants what in terms of potential or future development.

The United States should recognize this concern; it was called "use 'em or lose 'em" during the cold war.

It is likely that lack of clarity concerning whether Myrrha was called Smyrna, and who her father was, originated in Cyprus before the Greeks first encountered the myth.

Many of the deals have concerned what are called recording rights, which cover the sound recording itself and are usually held by the record company.

One of his favourite lines concerned it being "called 'Test' cricket for a reason"; that is, designed to "test" participants in all respects, including mentally.

Goldfarb told the Guardian: "HMG is worried about fallout with Putin; MI6 is worried about its agent being killed by polonium; the Russians are worried about being caught red handed; Putin is concerned about being called a mafia boss".

Initially, a surgical consult was called with concern for appendicitis.