Sentence examples for concerned with the number from inspiring English sources

Hart said Thursday that "obviously we're concerned" with the number of sexual assault complaints made against Tennessee football players the last two years.

That presented new challenges, though, in terms of housing and classrooms; most of all, the administrators were concerned with the number of academically high-achieving applicants from low-income families.

But she blamed the rebels for approaching the old city, which she said had no government target, and said they seemed more concerned with the number of areas they could seize than with their tactical importance.

A parent who's read that multiple vaccines might weaken a child's immune system requires one tactic; one who's concerned with the number of shots in a single visit another.

Chris Eaton, Fifa's head of security and the man overseeing the attempt to combat match-fixing, is concerned with the number of players being implicated and how they come to be involved in scams that are impacting leagues in Europe, Asia, Africa and South and Central America.

The integrals are related to the SEP of each decision region of the θ-QAM constellation, and the constants are concerned with the number of different bits between decision regions.

Our patent-pending Job Prediction and Commercial Engine allow the user to make a Time vs. Cost decision rather than them being concerned with the numbers of cores.

I'm not at all concerned with the numbers on the labels of their clothing, but as a consumer I feel that I have the right to speak out when I'm not being offered what I want.

I speak of the paradigm that encourages one to feel constantly compelled to identify, hoard, maintain, and even become territorial of victims (a.k.a. potential clients, consumers, patients or participants), while being more concerned with the numbers they represent instead of their well-being.

Ball and Bass were concerned with the The Number Devil's negative characterization of math teachers, its apparent presentation of mathematics as magical rather than factual, and a number of other contentions.

Judge Kross was constantly concerned with the increasing number of cases involving husbands & wives that came streaming before her.