Sentence examples for organizers concerned from inspiring English sources

Are the organizers concerned that some things may be, well, just plain bad? "I view it as a place for established artists to take risks," Mr. Clancy said, "and emerging artists to work in a professional environment for the first time".

Besides reporting the curation time for each setting, they were also requested to answer questionnaire created by the BioCreative organizers concerning the utility of the tool and the user experience.

Occupy Wall Street organizers' concerns about the New York Police Department's expanded surveillance powers.

The organizers' concerns dissolved when Michael Kearns, an artificial intelligence researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, told his event-founding cohorts to trust the crowd, that the people who showed up would indeed be the flagbearers of collective intelligence.

The Central School of Speech and Drama in London organized a one-day "feminist neo-burlesque symposium" in part because organizers were concerned that too many burlesque performers focused on stripping rather then using their bodies to make satirical comments.

Example: The organizers are concerned about transporting athletes to and from the far-flung venues.

Convention organizers were concerned that delegates would not be at the convention during the roll call vote, so officials said they decided to compress the vote into a short time period on Monday.

OTTAWA — Last week, news reports appeared about an internal e-mail suggesting that nearly a year before a Georgian luge athlete crashed and died hours before opening ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympics, organizers were concerned that high speeds on their sliding track might result in a serious, possibly deadly accident.

The organizers were concerned no one would show up on a work day.

He told Crowley that organizers were concerned about the safety of attendees traveling to the convention and whether they would able to leave if conditions deteriorated on Monday.

Councils, the police, and the government were clamping down, particularly in the lead up to the 2012 Olympic Games, when panicked authorities and Games organizers were concerned that graffiti made them appear weak, or signaled impending anarchy.