Sentence examples for only concerned by from inspiring English sources

But on Sunday, officials were only concerned by the cold they said was dangerous and could be fatal to those spending too much time outdoors especially the homeless.

Consequently, each symbol is only concerned by one inequality and the four inequalities define four half-diagonal banned regions.

Meanwhile, Walsh repeated his warning to the new Canadian owners of London City airport that they should not look to raise landing charges following their £2bn acquisition from GIP: "I'm only concerned [by the deal] if they put up their prices – and they should be concerned that we won't operate so many flights from City.

Instead of the three PCA performed for building Active Appearance Models [32] where independent shape and appearance models are first trained and then linked, we are only concerned here by changes of shape and appearance directly linked with our articulatory parameters.

Finally, the clinical indicators were based on self-report and only concerned the last measurement by a healthcare provider.

We, however, verified that the effect of neutral winds obtained from HWM07 model is negligible for the infrasound travel time to a specific altitude, e.g., the simulated time of infrasound propagation to the altitude of 200 km differed by ~0.1 s when the horizontal wind was considered (the main difference only concerned the horizontal distance travelled by the infrasound waves).

However, the level of detail required by the investigator only concerned the volume of activities.

The suborder Eodermaptera is well assembled in the analyses that is only concerned for the fossil taxa, supported by one synapomorphic character: fusion of 8th and 9th abdominal tergites in females (Cha. 15: 15.

Preservationists are not the only ones concerned by the implications of the mayor's rezoning proposal.

We excluded papers concerning bereavement counselling as the sole interaction, papers with no data on liveborn children, papers containing data solely relating to children dying prior to 1980 and papers only concerning deaths by homicide or of terminally ill children.

By addressing the research questions and conducting the analysis, the authors determine whether empty container repositioning is a problem only concerning equipment allocation by an ocean carrier or requires a collaborative resolution involving various parties engaged in container movements in landlocked hinterlands.