Sentence examples similar to concerning that soon from inspiring English sources
I'll admit that at times I've responded to news of random indie-bookstore shutterings as I do to news of catastrophes in faraway lands: with a pang of concern that soon settles into a vague sense of unease about the world and the problem of human existence.
By Macy Halford September 9, 2011 I'll admit that at times I've responded to news of random indie-bookstore shutterings as I do to news of catastrophes in faraway lands: with a pang of concern that soon settles into a vague sense of unease about the world and the problem of human existence.
He is concerned that soon "citizens and their democratic institutions will enjoy no discretion over the pace and pattern of change of their communities".
The principal is concerned that soon there will be no more pupils left in the school.
When Ebert told Woody Allen he was concerned that the Soon-Yi scandal might turn Woody into Fatty Arbuckle, Allen fatalistically replied: "I wasn't popular when people thought I was popular.
Europe and the US are concerned that China may soon set a carbon target that marks a step back from its current efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
But he said he was concerned that he would soon have to "paint out," meaning take down signs for shows that prove to be casualties of this crisis.
When I returned in October, many volunteers were concerned that people would soon be starving, and freezing to death in their tents during the winter.
Legislators said they were concerned that businesses would soon be passing on the cost of higher electric rates to their customers.
WASHINGTON — A senior Iraqi official has told the Obama administration that Iraq no longer has a legal basis to hold a Lebanese Hezbollah operative who has been accused of helping to kill American troops in Iraq, and United States officials are concerned that he may soon be released, American officials said Sunday.
It's great to see companies that are looking to help publishers truly take advantage of the iPad, but I am concerned that Apple may soon step on their toes.
