Sentence examples for concerns turn from inspiring English sources

To a large degree, Bostrom's concerns turn on a simple question of timing: Can breakthroughs be predicted?

But if the current concerns turn into systemic meltdown on financial markets, then all bets are off.

My concerns turn now, though, to how long it will take the vendor to find a house and whether any higher offers are forwarded to them.

As with a number of issues raised in the letter – from the supermarkets' stranglehold on farmers to a looming fiasco over farm subsidy payments – the prince's concerns turn out, with a decade's hindsight, to have been frequently prescient.

"With the prospect of legislative gridlock looking more and more likely," said Luke Popovich, chief spokesman for the mining association, "our concerns turn to the regulatory side, and there we have very grave concerns that some of the regulatory agencies, particularly the E.P.A., appear indifferent to our mining communities and the worst recession since the 1930s".

He added that if the concerns turn out to be real, the letter writer will have protections under the co-op's proprietary lease that will prohibit any conduct by the adjoining tenant that constitutes a nuisance or that violates any shareholder's warranty of habitability.

Romney's economic concerns turned out to be unwarranted.

But competitive concerns turned out to be decisive.

These concerns turned up repeatedly in a Times review of minutes from faculty senate meetings in recent years.

The negotiations between Vale and Rio Tinto eventually fell apart, but Rio Tinto's concerns turned out to be well founded.

But her concerns turned out to be unwarranted: after they gained custody, Clark's retired father brought his granddaughter on weekly visits to the prison.