Sentence examples similar to irate concerning from inspiring English sources
Or, as in the case of one particularly irate father, they are concerned because the maximum length of an e-mail message is one page but they want to send chapter-length updates from the home front.
But irate Addicks fans were more concerned with their continued protests against owner Roland Duchatelet.
They, too, are concerned about their customers' tolerance for cutbacks; several of our interviewees pointed out that they face irate customers regularly in open, public meetings.
Another question in the Gray case concerns how the police heard a black man's screams, and what they meant to them: that he was "irate" and "upset," as though he were being willfully difficult, an angry man who needed leg irons, not that he was in pain and needed a doctor.
Of particular concern are irate neighbors of the airport who have lost patience with the growing noise problem.
Box's early business customers were CIOs who called into the company with concerns about security, irate that their employees were using the platform to covertly share files.
Many of the irate residents, however, made clear they were not motivated by parking concerns.
While successive administrations have considered the settlements an impediment to an Israeli-Palestinian peace process, the Obama administration has grown increasingly irate over what it feels is Israel's flouting of its concerns.
Peterhead's irate fishermen responded by burning the minister in effigy.But the fishermen's concern for the threatened haddock is not entirely convincing.
With fans on message boards and forums still irate at Houllier's behaviour, Krulak, who regularly communicates with supporters, responded to their concerns.
