Sentence examples for concerns someone from inspiring English sources

The current manual, the DSM-IV, says PTSD can develop through a range of exposures to death or injury: direct personal involvement, witnessing it or, if it concerns someone close, just learning about it.

There were practitioners' concerns: someone wanted to know how to do magic (a topic which seemed mysteriously to vanish before being discussed); someone wanted to create 'Pimp Theatre', with dossers leading an audience around King's Cross.

Geoffrey K. James Arlington, Va., Aug. 22, 2007 To the Editor: The changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act authorize Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales to wiretap phone calls, intercept e-mail messages and, arguably, search the homes of Americans without a warrant, so long as the search "concerns" someone believed to be abroad.

You don't have to accede to every frivolous request — if you tried, you'd need therapy yourself — but you should accommodate this one because it concerns someone's health and hence is not frivolous.

Past studies have found that people care more about the information passed on if it concerns someone of the same age or gender.

It concerns someone I've admired for years and yet surprisingly is not me".

Are you concerned someone will issue a fatwa against you?

Lilly was concerned someone could change numbers and create a false report outside the company's Web site, Ms. Puls said.

Stephen M. Ryan, Mr. Eichenwald's lawyer, said Mr. Richards's lawyers were "fishing for evidence concerning someone who didn't testify in the case," calling the tactic "bogus".

I have just come back from hearing a case concerning someone with very low IQ who prior to admission had been uncontrollably aggressive and dangerous to family and others, and had not responded to treatment.

Trump himself later tweeted that the rally would go as planned – even after secret service agents briefly swept up to his podium out of concern someone would rush the stage.