Sentence examples for it concerned more from inspiring English sources

After age 55, prostate cancer was the most frequent: it concerned more than 10% of the general population aged ≥75 years.

He wouldn't go into too many details about the number of people being let go, but confirmed that it concerns more than half of the current workforce.

This issue is not specific to health promotion, but rather it concerns more generally the so-called "complex interventions", whose evaluation requires a combination of methods using different designs [ 2, 66, 67].

Yet, literature indicates that proxies are more likely to give accurate information when it concerns more factual information such as care characteristics of a deceased relative, while less factual information is more likely to be assessed less accurate by proxies [ 12, 13].

He repeated the truth that health care is decisive for our future prosperity, but he also reminded me that "it concerns more than material things".

The order was "moderate" in that it was concerned more with meditation and contemplation than with temporal authority.

The answer evidently is that the fussbudgets who designed it were concerned more with security than with user friendliness.

Shelter Cymru said it was "very concerned" more would now end up on the street.

Rereading it recently, it seemed to me concerned more than ever with questions of fear and mistrust between individuals and nations.

It is a process concerned more with efficiency and speed of construction than with design quality; moreover, those who operate it rarely have the inclination to innovate esthetically.

But the issue is unlikely to go away, because it ultimately concerns more than mere convenience, raising questions about the overall image that Greek Orthodox priests should have and the right distance between them and their parishioners.