Sentence examples for is again concerned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stillman "is again concerned with the youthful malaise of the privileged, and he once again renders his characters' fretfulness in deft, funny and improbably touching ways," Janet Maslin said in The Times in 1998.

With the respect to the latter, Descartes is again concerned with the connection between physical and mental well-being, and in particular the deleterious effects of passions such as sadness, grief, fear and melancholy.

The smell of the lagoon was vexatious and Aschenbach was again concerned his asceticism might be compromised.

But in 2006 Mr Wallace said he was again concerned by what he saw - this time at the Reading store as it was being refurbished.

Upon learning of this, White was again concerned for the safety of the county's records and proceeded to load land registration records ledger books onto wagons and had them transported to Winchester for safekeeping.

This time there were again concerns that the Hong Kong government would invite the NPC to overrule the Court of Final Appeal.

However, there were again concerns over the high correlation between team score and time (year of diagnosis), which raises questions over the reliability of this assessment.

"There is again the concern about focus and bandwidth," said Norton.

With inflation well below the E.C.B. target of about 2 percent, some economists argued, there was plenty of space for a cut — especially when Italy is again raising concern about the integrity of the euro zone.

The values in the VIF column in Table 8 indicate that there is again some concern for multicollinearity in this last multivariate linear regression model, due to correlation between railway length and the number of inhabitants.

If the pump is under the care of a mixing partner, they may be unavailable to change the medication when needed, and user error is again a concern.