Sentence examples for is apparently concerned from inspiring English sources

But the team is apparently concerned about Johnson's contract situation.

But Hernandez is apparently concerned enough about his elbow to seek a second opinion.

The Justice Department is apparently concerned about consequences of combining the No. 2 and No. 3 long-distance carriers, and about dominance in Internet switching services.

The centre-back is apparently concerned about his lack of game time under interim manager Guus Hiddink and with Euro 2016 on the horizon, is desperate to be playing.

Obama is no denier of climate change, and he is apparently concerned about his environmental legacy.

No one is apparently concerned with whether or not the intervention was a good idea, because if it's determined to have been a dubious undertaking it could get in the way of those whose ambitions include undertakings that are even more dubious.

Apple, too, was apparently concerned about Apple — or, in any case, about investors' perceptions of Apple.

Apple, too, was apparently concerned about Apple or, in any case, about investors' perceptions of Apple.

(Burr was apparently concerned that the report would become publicly available under the Freedom of Information Act).

The missing phone was the one issued by the I.M.F. and he was apparently concerned about sensitive material on the device, the person said.

But even before the financial crisis hit, the artist's family was apparently concerned about whether the low-key museum could survive.