Sentence examples for expressing some concern from inspiring English sources
Around Dec. 3 — about the time Mr. Madoff was expressing some concern to colleagues about getting $7 billion in redemption demands, according to other court filings — Mr. Rosenman called Mr. Madoff at his office, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities.
Seventy percent of Americans are expressing some concern about mad cow disease, according to a survey on food safety conducted in late December by NPD, which has been tracking food trends since 1980.
Torben Kastrup Petersen, the head of course management at the Danish Golf Union, was widely quoted after the Loch Ness discovery expressing some concern about zinc and other heavy metals in golf balls that might escape into waterways.
Leaders were expressing some concern over the possibility of increased tension on Saturday, when opponents of the bill intended to continue their protests, and others — including some who say they represent Tea Party groups — have called for a counterprotest here.
All in all, it's an economic and political environment in which you'd expect Republican politicians, as a sheer matter of calculation, to look for ways to distance themselves from the current administration's economic policies and record — say, by expressing some concern about rising income gaps and the fraying social safety net.
The NRC's 1981 Final Environmental Statement discussed entrainment and impingement, expressing some concern over intake approach velocities which were estimated to exceed 0.5 ft/s; the final NPDES Permit required a 316(b) Demonstration once Unit 2 went into commercial operation (which turned out to be autumn 1993).
