Sentence examples for concerned with the direction of from inspiring English sources

By "bigger," Mr. McAuliffe meant that Mr. Clinton is chiefly concerned with the direction of the country, not his relationship with anyone.

National Geographic magazine said it was suspending any of its new posts on the platform, saying it was "very concerned with the direction" of the new terms.

Everyone concerned with the direction of the country and the breakdown of political discourse would find something moving.

He is contacting past financial benefactors and supporters, and telling them that he is concerned with the direction of the country and inquiring about future support.

"We are very concerned with the direction of the proposed new terms of service and if they remain as presented we may close our account," said National Geographic, an early Instagram adopter.

The big unknown this year revolves around the estate tax, though the average taxpayer is probably more concerned with the direction of income taxes over the next couple of years.

A great majority of the population are concerned with the direction this country is headed.

"I was concerned with the direction things were going," Coach Al Groh said.

Although the recall effort was spurred by anger over Walker's stripping of collective bargaining rights, voters now seem more concerned with the overall direction of Wisconsin's economy.

Jason Kidd met with Nets management and ownership at the team's practice facility yesterday, expressing his concern with the direction of the team.

It was a movement that was founded by and for women from all walks of life who are very concerned with the future and direction of this country.