Sentence examples for is getting concerned about from inspiring English sources

"I have a feeling that the administration is getting concerned about the bulk phone records collection, and that they are thinking about whether to move administratively to stop it," he said.

"As my friends and I hit 40 we're getting concerned about our lifestyle," he said.

Last week, senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat and a member of the Senate intelligence committee, commented that the Obama administration was "getting concerned about the bulk phone records collection" and speculated it might "move administratively" to restrict it.

"I was getting concerned about the safety of the students and the school," said Mr. McGahee, who took to glancing out of the corner of his eye when he was writing on the board for fear that Mr. Loughner might do something.

We are getting concerned about the dividend payout at these current levels.

If you feel that you are getting concerned about something on the site to the point of obsession or constant irritation, it could be a sign of needing a break to get some perspective.

Could it be the Fed is finally getting concerned about the asset bubbles it so desired to create?

"The players' responses are sort of joking and, by the end, they're actually getting concerned about him".

"As excited as Latin American governments are about the new trade and finance from China, they are also getting concerned about an overreliance on commodities and about the heavy toll on the environment Chinese-led growth has exacted," he said.

It's a lot easier to get the concern about an animal than it is to get concerned about a plant," Whealy said, adding that the "genetic erosion" of seeds has been dramatic.

"The mistake people make is to get concerned about what percentage we get on sales," Covey says.