Sentence examples for is really concerned with from inspiring English sources

Girls do better at school and, at least in North America, which is where The Sexual Paradox is really concerned with, enter university in greater numbers.

"Flu," by Gina Kolata, a science reporter for The New York Times, goes over some of the territory, but she is really concerned with the efforts of present-day scientists to recover the virus that caused the pandemic.

If this objection is really concerned with perceptions strictly so called, then it obviously fails.

If the researcher is really concerned with accuracy, she or he can stipulate before the interview is conducted that it will be necessary for her or him to review and approve the final copy before it is released.

Nobody is really concerned with its functional performance, though.

"You'll think, 'This car is really concerned with my well-being.

"We are really concerned with tethers.

"I'm really concerned with black agency," Kumanyika said.

It reflects the fact that people are really concerned with increasing inequality".

For now, on this subject, that's all Romney seems to be really concerned with.

But it's not the Democrats I'm really concerned with.