Sentence examples for concerned with the state from inspiring English sources

But overwhelmingly, most people interviewed were concerned with the state of the war in Iraq.

"We're going to be concerned with the state of democracy and the state of affairs,' he said, "but we will leave the daily and weekly story to others and try to do the back story".

Their approach to writing and philosophy changed as they grew older – Lewis was once an atheist, which I didn't know – and they were much concerned with the state and fate of the human race.

Coughlin, the anti-Arthur Frommer, is more concerned with the state of the practice fields and the sleep habits of his players than seeing the Houses of Parliament or the Tate Modern.

Her mother, Barbara, a Walker supporter, seemed more concerned with the state's reputation.

Intent, or 'mens rea', in criminal law is concerned with the state of mind of the defendant.

This paper is concerned with the state-feedback guaranteed cost controller design for a class of networked control systems (NCSs) with state-delay.

When applying distribution-based control, we are no longer concerned with the exact state of the set of nodes within a system, but instead are attempting to maintain some distribution of state.

Sometimes Fassel tones down his criticism when he seems concerned with the emotional state of a player.

Media Reform was established in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal in order to bring together academics and civil society organisations concerned with the parlous state of British news publishing.

This paper is concerned with the distributed state estimation problem for a class of time-varying systems over sensor networks.