Sentence examples for make him concerned from inspiring English sources

She spoke very little English, but she made him understand enough of her situation to make him concerned.

Carl Takei, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union's National Prison Project, said three factors make him concerned: "The increasing flow of people into ICE custody, the forthcoming changes to detention standards, and, related to that, a clear message sent from headquarters that going forward the conditions in detention are not a priority.

The gravity of his illogical decision to select an extemely opaque running mate who does not possess any analytical skills, but however is deeply ambitious, should make him concerned about what he must do to perhaps protect himself from Palin politically cannibalizing him with her own political agenda because after all, "she has nothing to lose".

He said Mr. Obama had decided to sell the stocks after receiving a communication that made him concerned about how the trust was set up.

A friend of Mr. Harding's called the police there, and said he had received a letter that made him "concerned about his friend's welfare," Dobbs Ferry Police Sgt. Manuel Guevara said.

Chris Stone, the baseball editor at Sports Illustrated who was instrumental in the magazine's publishing a long excerpt of "Odd Man Out" in its Feb. 16 issue, said that the identified errors made him concerned about the book's overall truthfulness.

Earlier the communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, urged the ABC to consult Australian federal police about how they vet the audience, saying Mallah's appearance made him concerned about the level of security in the Q&A studio.

He said the Downey case made him concerned that the letters could be viewed as more than a statement of facts.

There are ominous signs surrounding Torre's future, evidence that should make him a little concerned.

Sir Michael announced he was standing down last year saying the growing workload for the part-time position made him "increasingly concerned" it was squeezing out other demands on his time.

He recognised what medical researchers often miss: that patients, even those participating in experiments, are not "subjects", but partners.That concern could make him a sharp critic of those he thought foolish.