Sentence examples for concerning the problems that from inspiring English sources
Each team member would contribute and offer advice around their field of expertise concerning the problems that arose in each case.
Still, some investment bankers are not too concerned about the problems that have hung up European deals.
But as the debate plays out, some advocates of aid say they are concerned that the problems that have surrounded aid efforts in the midst of United States military operations will taint the whole concept of civilian assistance at a time when foreign aid – while a tiny slice of government spending – is again in the sights of budget cutters.
Juanes's passion for music was matched by his concern with the problems that plagued Colombia.
However, I would like to express a word of caution based on a concern that the problems that led to the economic meltdown have been only partly addressed.
This question highlights a major limitation of the study in regard to assignment of medication use, because we did not obtain the subject's perception concerning the problem(s) that prompted medication use.
Although languages have been designated "strategically important and vulnerable subjects" by the Higher Education Funding Council for England since 2005, Hefce is so concerned about the problems that it has announced an extra £3.1m funding for language degree programmes.
She is particularly concerned with the problems that rulers face making decisions that stand to impact a large group of people with incomplete information.
But he insists he is not overly concerned by the problems that hampered him in the three-hour contest against Ferrer.
