Sentence examples for perhaps concern that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Losyukov's comments reflected not only growing Russian concern over North Korea's nuclear ambitions, but perhaps concern that the United States and Britainn's apparent triumph in the war in Iraq might embolden the White House to consider military action against North Korea.

On Thursday, President Obama played down Mr. Snowden's importance, perhaps concerned that the manhunt was itself damaging the image and diplomatic relations of the United States.

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Despite a suggestion to sing happy birthday, no one did, perhaps concerned that that would be a data point too far.

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And then the hearse slid away, accompanied by cheers, applause and whistles from a crowd perhaps concerned that Mr Manchester should not drive away in silence on his final journey.

At this juncture Bush, perhaps concerned that this nice-sounding interviewer was luring him into saying something that would outrage conservative Republicans, or that Colbert's researchers hadn't read up on his record, reaffirmed his commitment to reducing the size of the government.

Quincy Jones's sublime production conjures up memories of coach trips, teenage discos, holidays, Cornettos – but I'm snapped out of my reverie by Andy Napthine from loudspeaker manufacturers Bowers & Wilkins, who presses the stop button, perhaps concerned that I'm enjoying it too much.

Only in afterthought, perhaps concerned that he might have been overheard by other Iraqis, or perhaps that he might be identified from reports the Americans would write, did he retract -- with a scatological outburst about America, but still with the same broad grin.

In a nice twist, Justin Lin, who directs Paramount's own "Star Trek Beyond," scheduled for release in July, has come out against the suit (tweeting "This is getting ridiculous! I support the fans. Trek belongs to all of us!"), perhaps concerned that it will turn "Star Trek" fans against the whole enterprise (including his film).

Perhaps concerned that early media reviews of its technology might be harsh, particularly if everything isn't "perfect", Google appears to have decided that early buzz about the glasses is likely to be more positive in the hands of diehard fans who have paid handsomely for the privilege of being involved in the testing process.