Sentence examples for concerns events from inspiring English sources
Insurance, in contrast, concerns events that people prefer not to think about (eg, death and disaster).
By now, anyone who has seen "Take Me Out," which concerns events following a baseball star's declaration of his homosexuality, knows how mistaken the actor's first impressions were.
And for the past 10 days, all of Washington has been kibitzing over the contents of Bob Woodward's latest opus, which largely concerns events that happened between 2001 and 2003.
As we have seen, Davidson insists on a firm distinction between causation, which is a metaphysical relation between particular events independently of how they are described, and explanation, which concerns events only as they are described in particular ways.
Factual truth, she writes, "is always related to other people: it concerns events and circumstances in which many are involved; it is established by witnesses and depends upon testimony … It is political by nature".
Studies of the corresponding macroseismic fields have yielded first-order information on their locations, sizes, and magnitudes (Ambraseys and Douglas, 2004; Szeliga et al., 2010), but nearly all of that information concerns events in the last two centuries, a short length of time compared to the return periods of the largest earthquakes (Bollinger et al., 2014).
Most of the investigations concern events in the chaotic days after the storm.
"An astrologer emailed me to say she had important news for me concerning events in my immediate future".
Home Office files concerning events at the "battle of Orgreave" are due to be released next year among a cache of records relating to the 1984 miners' strike.
All the charges concerned events on Aug. 14, the day that security forces stormed two pro-Morsi sit-ins and killed at least 800 people.
Because the client's purported memories often concern events that allegedly occurred many years in the past and in private, they are often difficult or impossible to corroborate.
