Sentence examples for particularly concerned over from inspiring English sources

Ministers were particularly concerned over the vulnerability of the port of Lowestoft in Suffolk.

The charity is particularly concerned over the rise in poor people with jobs who are unable to "make work pay".

Taylor, who was in Balcombe on Sunday, said he was particularly concerned over the suspected use of the "mandibular angle" technique to force protesters to comply with police demands.

She went on to say that she was particularly concerned over growing Islamic influence in the North-West Frontier, and that "breaking the stranglehold of the Islamic clerics" would be one of her major election planks.

Israeli officials are particularly concerned over an investigation of its assault on Gaza four years ago, Operation Cast Lead, which was widely condemned as a war crime because of the scale of Palestinian deaths and the level of destruction.

They have been particularly concerned over the Prevention and Public Health Fund, whose funds have already been cut by a third as lawmakers sought to find money for other programs.

American officials said that Israel was particularly concerned that, over time, Iran's supreme leader could order that nuclear materials be dispersed to secret locations around the country, making it less likely that an Israeli military strike would significantly cripple the program.

Sarah Kelly, the survey's co-ordinator, said: "We were particularly concerned for small birds over the winter, asking people to make sure they kept feeders topped up and supplied with fresh water to help them.

"We were particularly concerned about Ryanair's influence over Aer Lingus's ability to be acquired by, merge with, or acquire another airline," Mr. Polito said.

"We were particularly concerned about Ryanair's influence over Aer Lingus's ability to be acquired by, merge with, or acquire another airline," said Simon Polito, deputy chairman of the commission.

Tunisian officials negotiating the drone deal were particularly concerned about a public backlash over cooperation with a foreign power and wanted to avoid the appearance that they were a party to U.S. military operations in a neighboring country.