Sentence examples for concerns about something from inspiring English sources

But the risk of skin cancer is very real, he said, and outweighs any concerns about something that is essentially a rare occurrence.

"Normally the Spanish are quite enthusiastic about these kind of pan-European projects, unless they have serious concerns about something, which I take it in this case they must," said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst at the Teal Group in Fairfax, Va.

There are few couples who don't occasionally encounter a disagreement, feel annoyed with the other, or have concerns about something.

Anyone who waves off women's concerns about "something as trivial as street harassment," as I'm so often told, is actively, and now consciously, part of the problem.

There's a difference between sharing your concerns about something going on with one of your friends or even blowing off some steam over a quarrel and complaining about someone behind their back.

To be blunt, it means something to be concerned about, not something to slap a extra coat of blush over.

They always made me feel like it was O.K. to say: "I'm concerned about something.

"I don't think that they're concerned about something like this happening.

But I am concerned about something Mr. Harris only hints at.

Why had the White House suddenly grown concerned about something that happened ten months ago?

"For 10 years you have been concerned about something or other in Belarus," he said.