Sentence examples for perhaps concerned from inspiring English sources

Some, perhaps concerned about overexposing young athletes, thought that was a good thing.

Six months later, the city — perhaps concerned for the building's fate — designated it a historic-cultural monument.

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.

Marco Armiliato conducted a mostly stylish performance, though in Ms. Racette's first aria, perhaps concerned about her, he restrained the tempo and fell behind at times.

Prepared for another metamorphosis, or perhaps concerned to fuel an unsleeping, maniacally inquisitive brain, Miller had brought along a book called Beyond Modularity, a contribution to cognitive science.

The moratorium was finally lifted in 2004, but it was another six years before the bureaucrats in Brussels, perhaps concerned about falling too far behind in biotech, gave the green light for planting.

The next question, perhaps, concerns the possibility that creative thinking at the bridge table is healthier than routine thinking.

A more pressing question, perhaps, concerns the impact on the streets of Karachi if Mr. Hussain is forced to step down.

It is perhaps concerning to some that teenage footballers in this day and age must be taught to adapt to the limelight as early as possible.

Other technologies, such as cloud computing, could wade leisurely through information, helping managers make choices during the off-season (perhaps concerning which players to add to the roster, for example).

It's perhaps concerning that the use of this technology may not be made obvious to the average consumer.