Sentence examples for he would be concerned from inspiring English sources

Not that he would be concerned with such matters.

But he would be concerned if it were saying the government should "soft-pedal" on tests.

Doug Sheaff, 77, a retiree who lives in Bristol, Va., said he would be concerned with how data was collected.

Treasury Secretary John Snow said last week that he would be concerned if interest rates did not start creeping up.

"The new law is designed to expand coverage and bring down costs," Mr. Waxman said, adding that he would be concerned if it drove up costs.

Nigel Farage has attempted to defend his controversial remarks that he would be concerned if a group of Romanians were to move in next door to him.

I knew that at this level, he'd be concerned about S.E.O.

If she told Father Paul about her dream — though she wouldn't tell him anything about her life ever again — he'd be concerned and apologetic, as if it weren't Crystal's own warped brain that had cast him in the scene.

He added that if he did try to leave, and Moritz wasn't upset, he'd "be concerned he wasn't doing a great job at Sequoia".

"I think being charming was the last thing he'd be concerned about".

If he were Obama, he says, he'd be concerned about a premature consensus.