Sentence examples similar to concerns caught from inspiring English sources

His concern caught the eye of Ms. Gornik, the artist, who had joined protesters against a shark tournament a few years ago and realized their effort just alienated the fishermen.

Mr. Rohr said those were the concerns that caught his attention when his company was looking for a focus for its charitable efforts, something where a dramatic, sustained push could make a lasting difference.

Now that I am in this transitional space of post-submission/pre-employment and have moved away from the university where I am registered, those concerns have caught up with me.

They noticed that these changes influence patient's acceptance and induce problems concerning catch-up schedules (Quote 6).

Where cod is concerned, there is, for example, a lack of detailed statistics concerning catches from vessels less than 8 metres in length.

To be sure, the majority of smaller concerns have not caught the online wave.

At first glance, the Supreme Court ruling strikes at the heart of a couple critical concerns that have caught the public's eye: the growing number of infringement suits; and poor patent quality.

The concerns of 'being caught' having a discussion about STIs with a health professional were similar to those identified by Pavlin et al 10 in relation to general practice.

His statement reads as someone who is not so much concerned with doing something wrong as he is concerned with being caught doing something wrong.

They are clearly not concerned at being caught.

"They made the choice to do that, and now they seem to be concerned about being caught," Gen Kimmitt said.