Sentence examples for later concerned from inspiring English sources

Later, concerned at how his remark might be interpreted by the press in attendance, Redford elaborated.

Moments later, concerned he may have stereotyped a large group of people, Saltalamacchia clarified that he had actually meant young players.

Whatever Judt's initial ideological commitments, he later concerned himself with a stark and important question: "how so many smart people could have told themselves such stories with all the terrible consequences that ensued".

Later, concerned that he had only told one side of the story, he wrote a third version, called Michael, and shortly before his death he wrote a fourth, called Missing Dates.

One male gamete fuses with the egg to give the diploid zygote; the other makes its way to the fusion nucleus in the central cell, already diploid, and by a second fusion gives a triploid primary endosperm nucleus, which is later concerned in the formation of the nutritive tissue, or endosperm.

Dinan said she pulled her son out of Chamberlain days later, concerned that the school couldn't protect him.

Few other details are available, but the Weisslers are in discussions with an ABC television star, to be identified later, concerning Charity.

But it was mostly beside the point, as were the fulminations in The San Francisco Chronicle a couple of days later concerning the wordless third scene, a fantasy on the Nibelung motif from Wagner's "Ring" that accompanied scenes of zeppelin construction.

The group closed ranks and stopped talking to the press after the infamous Monas incident (more on that later), concerning themselves with the "purification," instead of spreading their beliefs in the press.

But minutes later, concern for his safety was overwhelmed by another worry.

Later concerns over fabrication of evidence led to convictions gained against three men being overturned on appeal in 1991.