Sentence examples for concerns to get from inspiring English sources

Halliburton is among the few foreign concerns to get a foothold.

Sometimes film-makers are accused of doing this out of commercial concerns, to get a lower certificate or a wider demographic.

The bill allows nonmanufacturers, like ExxonMobil and other oil and gas concerns, to get the new breaks by redefining their activities as "manufacturing".

"Matthew provided me with easy-to-understand advice for every long-winded question, and has quelled concerns to get my business off the ground".

In her testimony, an at-times emotional Renna gave an ardent defense of the work of her office, which she said didn't allow political concerns to get in the way of "good government".

They're concerned to get each other off in concert.

Thus it was sold for £757m in March, the government concerned to get the sale through before the general election.

"All I can do is try and campaign and make noise and try and make other people concerned, to get the government concerned.

At that first meeting, Putin was concerned to get his message out – that terrorism was as much a scourge for Russia as it was for Western countries.

As a retailer with suppliers in Cambodia, M&S was concerned to get to the bottom of the faintings and how they could be prevented.

They say they are especially concerned to get the new numbers right, because an obscure state law makes it hard to raise the assessments later.