Sentence examples for concerns about why from inspiring English sources
But industry analysts said the recent quality problems at both companies raised concerns about why certain plants in the United States had not adhered to manufacturing standards.
At this point, do let me to take a moment to address inevitable concerns about why Lost in Showbiz is covering the matter.
Instead, the Yankees had concerns about why the ineffective Brown felt weary again and whether Gary Sheffield could continue playing with a shoulder injury.
"Whichever way one looks at it, this raises very serious concerns about why it has taken so long and whether the process will be fair," Manne said.
This short-term response to a long-term problem underscores our concerns about why L.I.C.H.'s finances are still so troubled after 10 years under Continuum management.
In a letter late last month to the retirement board's inspector general, Ms. Williams expressed specific concerns about why so many retirees were citing the same two disease categories.
But if it is humiliation that we are concerned about, why do we blush when we're praised?
What she is probably concerned about is why our politicians have been ignoring her for so long.
Nobody in the media seemed concerned about why Snowden leaked the N.S.A. documents, he said; they chose to focus instead on his flight plans and his supposed criminality.
Tice said that this season Moss had been talking about the team and was concerned about why things were not working out.
