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

One day after a bipartisan agreement on the legislation was reached in the House, Attorney General John Ashcroft said he was "deeply concerned" with the pace of deliberations in the Senate.

Mr. Kean said he was more concerned with the pace of Congress in weighing the commission's recommendations, especially the panel's call for the House and Senate to restructure themselves to provide better oversight on intelligence issues.

What complicates things is that the scientists who are most concerned with the pace of global warming and the destruction that might ensue are the ones who are forcing themselves to think about radical solutions.

Some members say that bickering and backbiting are daily occurrences among temple members concerned with the slow pace of replacing the burned building.

"I am always concerned about the pace of the game," Selig said.

"Lawmakers concerned about the pace of the nomination process should look inward".

"I'm concerned about the pace of the game," Selig said, repeating a popular refrain.

■ Brazil's sports minister said he was concerned about the pace of stadium construction for the 2014 World Cup.

But critics, while welcoming many aspects of the plans, are concerned about the pace of the changes.

"But what is a writer?" He tossed back another full glass of rakı, letting the question hang in the air, no longer concerned with the social convention of slowly sipping and pacing oneself with yogurt and black olives and fresh white cheeses and fish bathed in oil.

Be concerned with the safety of others.