Sentence examples for deeply concerned over from inspiring English sources

Don't disagree with your list, but am deeply concerned over an obvious omission.

"We're deeply concerned over the case," said the spokesman, Hiu-yeung Chong. Hiu-yeung Chong

"Naturally, I am deeply concerned over the situation," the Danish foreign minister, Lene Espersen, said in a statement.

Melissa Fleming, UN spokesperson in Geneva, admitted they were deeply concerned over the recent forced returns of Eritreans from Sudan.

This announcement may reassure a number of right-wing critics at the start of conference week, but many still remain deeply concerned over the direction that the Government is taking.

1963 Kennedy Worried on France WASHINGTON — President Kennedy, deeply concerned over French President Charles de Gaulle's attitudes toward the North-Atlantic Treaty Organization, has asked whether Allied dependence on supply lines through France could be cut to the minimum.

Colin let out a short bark of a laugh before he seemed to realize that it wasn't funny, that Sanjuro hadn't meant to be funny, not at all — that he was worried, deeply concerned, nearly hysterical over it, and right on the verge of calling the police.

For example, if you are deeply concerned about adequate funding and the over testing of children in our public schools, then you should care and find out the positions of politicians who are running for office at every level of government.

Mr Ban also said that he was "deeply concerned by recent announcements" over the building of houses in an Israeli settlement in East Jerusalem.

"We're deeply concerned about this spilling over into Lebanon," said Mr. Kerry, who came to Jordan to attend an 11-country meeting on the deteriorating situation in Syria.

Nevertheless, Israel has been deeply concerned that the Arab spring could spill over to a Palestinian summer or autumn.