Sentence examples for get very concerned from inspiring English sources

"I get very concerned when the state takes rights of parents away from parents," she said.

"Some things are more critical than others, particularly gestures and expressions, which I get very concerned about.

If it happens one year, people think it's not going to happen again, but two years in a row and they get very concerned.

"I get very concerned that people who give money to these foundations get favoritism over people who don't," said Mr. Chemerinsky, who wrote a report in 2000 that led to reform efforts in the Los Angeles Police Department.

So: when is it appropriate to get very concerned about inflation, and when is it OK to assume that a rise in prices is a temporary shock that will pass?

"And there have been so many massive data breaches and leaks of information that anytime the government proposes something that would require collecting more data, people get very concerned".

Some influential Democrats were getting very concerned.

"But these other companies got very concerned that Microsoft was invading their remaining domain".

"The legal department gets very concerned when the travel manager or corporation knows of a risk," Mr. Mitchell said.

But I got very concerned when I got a call telling me he's coming to school late, he's sleeping in class, he's not keeping up – that sort of thing".

On the UK's unseasonably cold spring in 2013, and recent icy winters: The scientists are getting very concerned privately – they are conservative in public and have yet to write it up – that blocking processes are sticking in the system.