Sentence examples for concerns about when from inspiring English sources
Analysts have been expecting investors, who still have concerns about when corporate profits will improve, to pull back and take profits from the market.
The transfer of Senegalese international Faye from Portsmouth to Newcastle was one of the 17 deals the former commissioner of the Met police, Lord Stevens, highlighted as having concerns about when at the end of his inquiry into football transfers.
She also reiterated that South Korea would not enter any trilateral military alliance with the United States and Japan, something that Mr. Xi raised concerns about when he met Mr. Moon in July.
But a committee is still wrangling over the constitution's makeup and a national vote on its formation is unlikely until late December – prompting concerns about when and how Egypt might return to electoral politics.
But the crisis has been building for months, as nervous families have reined back their spending in the face of rising food and fuel prices, fear of unemployment, a moribund housing market and concerns about when interest rates will rise.
There have been growing concerns about when - and if - the deal would get done, and the Indian oil minister said that issues relating to state-owned exploration group Oil and Natural Gas Corporation needed to be addressed before the deal could be done.
Too much concern about when and how many troops might redeploy and not enough about what needs to be done before they leave".
He added that the companies "don't want people to be concerned about, when they post their videos, that that's somehow attached to coal".
She found it hard to concentrate on the book, because she was concerned about when and how the heavy petting would begin.
"I'm not sceptical about social media, I'm concerned about when you monetise it because by it's nature it's me talking to you electronically, digitally.
