Sentence examples for concerned with the position from inspiring English sources

"I'm concerned with the position the Obama campaign is taking," Mr. Wertheimer said.

"Labor was deeply concerned with the position of chief statistician was left vacant for nearly a year.

Hutton opined that Miller was the bowler who was least concerned with the position of his bowling mark, and said that he "never felt physically safe against him".

Thereby, object-based neglect poses problems for the analysis of the parts of an object as they contribute to the recognition of the whole [ 28, 29], while space-based neglect is concerned with the position of an object as a whole, relative to a predefined spatial reference (e.g., the point of fixation, the subject's midsagittal plane, or another object in the visual field).

They remain two-dimensional experiences, whereas Pärt is intensely concerned with the positioning of music in space.

Louis van Gaal's coaching philosophy places a huge importance on the overall structure of his team – he is primarily concerned with the positioning and movement of all 10 outfielders when his side have possession.

The third favorite at 8-1, Stradrewri, drew the outside No. 11. "You've got a good run to the turn," said Todd Pletcher, Stradivari's trainer," so you never feel like anyone's as concerned with the post positions at the Preakness as they are at the Derby".

But as judges and not as parents they were concerned with the legal position and the proposed appeal she said was refused.

Although not directly concerned with the radial position of pyramidal cells, the findings of Deguchi et al. (2011) in mice sparsely expressing GFP also provide evidence for different intrinsic connections of superficial and deep pyramidal cells.

"We're doing these things a manager or agent or public-relations person would be concerned with--positioning, imaging". The difference is that Elvis' career was cut short; the challenge for the estate's brain trust is to package and repackage that finite career in creative new ways.

There he became increasingly concerned with the colony's position in the world and the threat posed by the English.