Sentence examples for is concerned in a from inspiring English sources

As far as research is concerned, in a bull market, independent research, and research in general, is not as valuable as it is in times like these.

Thus, all federal prescriptions are, insofar as their prospective application is concerned, in a sense conditional, and–to the extent that the objects of the prescriptions consciously engage in the activity or hold the status that produces liability–can be redescribed as invitations to ‘waiver.’ ” Pennsylvania v. Union Gas Co., 491 U.S. 1, 43 (1989) (Scalia, J., dissenting).

"But as far as the public is concerned, in a situation like [this one] the publicity may happen too fast to get out the news that there were big errors with the work.

"He's talking in these terms of urgency, especially where the US-Mexico border and Mexican immigration is concerned in a way that is so contradictory with the evidence on the ground as to almost seem as willful misrepresentation," she said.

And where will we be 35 years from now, where energy is concerned, in a digital age?

That is because they will be living, so far as energy is concerned, in a different world.

He was concerned, in a playful yet entirely serious way, with finding Archer's scent.

He denies one count of being concerned in a money-laundering arrangement, and one count of transferring criminal property.

"Everybody has been concerned in a lot of ways because there's been a real lack of transparency about what's been going on there," he said.

Building orientation and height as two crucial factors that may impact the ventilation mode were concerned in a field experiment to achieve reliable outcomes.

She was concerned in a variety of other ways to look after his welfare, both spiritual and worldly.