Sentence examples for it concerned that from inspiring English sources

One scientist formulated a chemical cleaning solution, but Mr. Greene was afraid to use it, concerned that it might damage the paint underneath.

A hundred or so years ago, landowners were afraid to build on it, concerned that someone would sue, claiming to have established an easement — a legal right to use the lane — by walking it to and from the Hudson.

In a moment of at least mild sanity, the N.C.A.A. allowed Franklin to keep a piece of signed Justin Bieber memorabilia after she returned it, concerned that it might affect her eligibility.

He toyed with the idea of changing the show's format and using an associate to do most of the on-air talking, but decided against it, concerned that the intimacy of the program format would suffer.

She told Jummy's dad, and both of them confronted Jummy about it, concerned that he was not only smoking their weed, but consuming it at such a rapid pace.

For example, although the clinicians may wish to use a new and highly effective therapy, the pharmacy may be reluctant to stock it, concerned that broad use will be a 'budget buster'.

As far as the energy in it is concerned, that is precisely true.

But is it concerning that the Republican nominee has this belief that he can enact policies without Congress?

Ms. Kurland said that it was "concerning that members of the press and elected officials are targeted and arrested".

It is concerning that analgesia use was low at all but one of the study sites.

It is concerning that disclosure to others was associated with acquiring new friends who self-injured.