Sentence examples for desperately concerned from inspiring English sources

We should be desperately concerned.

"It's how people act that I'm desperately concerned about.

I received emails from two Brummies desperately concerned about the controversy sweeping the second city's schools.

She is unwell, deeply traumatised, and desperately concerned for her future.

Prince Charles, alongside promoting organic biscuits and the Book of Common Prayer, is desperately concerned that pubs should survive.

"Primary school teachers are desperately concerned about what the school day will come to mean for their pupils," she said.

"It must be, for all of us as patients, extremely worrying and desperately concerning.

"There's considerable pressure now to demonstrate to the world how you spend your time and money, and how desperately you're concerned with safety and protection".

Elaine Yardley, director of adult services at the city council, said the authority was "very concerned" and "desperately unhappy" at what had happened.

Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain said it was "a desperately sad day for our country, and desperately sad, of course, for the families concerned".

Although hoping to leave his post in India several months early, he was concerned for his economic prospects, and desperately searched for a new job position.