Sentence examples for concerned with a very from inspiring English sources
But he was concerned with a very different scientific image.
The technical services of the city of Paris were concerned with a very small-scale air pollution problem: the contamination of the air conditioning system of a public building from an outdoor source.
As the name suggests, this story — clocking in at an incredibly slim 1879 words — is concerned with a very, very soggy biscuit.
One of the limitations of this study is that it is concerned with a very specific group of students from non-traditional educational backgrounds at a single institution and as such the results may not be replicated in other groups of students.
Chiefly, Little Cub seem to be concerned with making a very particular type of British suburban pop music two parts Pet Shop Boys, one part Wild Beasts and the mix we're premiering on THUMP today is a surefire sign of the sultry, rain-sodden stall they are setting out for themselves.
This paper is concerned with the very weak solutions to a nonlinear A-Dirac equation with Dirichlet bound data begin{aligned} textstylebegin{cases} DA x,Du =0, u-u_{0}in W^{1,s}_{0}(Omega, C ell_{n}).
Secondly, the Council referred to the fact that we are concerned here with a very large and unspecified number of products.
This paper is concerned with the very weak solutions to A-Dirac equations (DA x, Du =0) with Dirichlet boundary data.
This shouldn't be a surprise, though, coming from a man who said to CNN that "I'm not concerned with the very poor.
He's not concerned with suffering, but what he is concerned with is very, very amusing".
