Sentence examples for it's concerned not from inspiring English sources

The government is continuing to invest in expanding broadband coverage but Ofcom says it's concerned not all SMEs will benefit under current industry and government plans, citing analysis that suggests that by 2017, when 95percentnt of all premises are due to have access, almost a fifth (18 per cent) of SMEs "may still not be able to receive superfast broadband".

It's concerned not with public lives but private ones, with how it happened that two ordinary people, distraught over being trapped for years in the coils of a pitiless system, came to feel enough was enough.

It is concerned not with what a protein looks like, but with what it does.

It is concerned not just with how government should behave but with how people should.

It is concerned not only with habitation patterns but also with the factors responsible for variations in distribution.

The report is different for another reason: it is concerned not only with what caused the crash, but also what didn't.

A wartime strategy is said to become "grand" when it is concerned not only with winning the war but also with securing a comfortable, lasting peace.

It is concerned not only with childcare and early education, but also with child health and nutrition, social welfare and protection, women's employment and equal opportunities, poverty issues and readiness for school.

It is concerned not with the skill one has, but measures a changeable psychological aspect of pain [ 51].

"It's concerning that it wasn't identified earlier, particularly when we're dealing with such sensitive information," Wilson said.

It was concerning but not alarming.