Sentence examples for managers became concerned from inspiring English sources
Bowers says he thinks the fund's managers became concerned about the runup in tech stocks in the first quarter.
Over time, the department manager became concerned that employees would lose interest in continually improving operations.
Clark Griffith, the son of a successful Nats owner and manager, Calvin Griffith, became concerned that his Washington audience was "getting to be all colored," as he put it, so he moved the Senators to Minnesota to create the Twins.
Despite the Yankees' constant threats, Bobby Valentine, the Texas manager, said he never became concerned that his premier pitcher might not be up to the task of holding the lead the Rangers took early.
In Valentine's first full season as Mets manager, 1997, he said he became concerned that too many players were drinking in the clubhouse "until the wee hours" after home games.
At about the same time, senior managers, led by a new CEO, became concerned about the rise of direct-to-consumer channels such as telesales and the Internet.
When automakers became concerned about gifts from suppliers, they disciplined managers harshly, firing even longtime workers.
Last year, Dr. Cline became concerned enough about his family finances that he asked his office manager to look for ways to save money.
They immediately became concerned.
Increasingly, though, she became concerned.
