Sentence examples for probably concerned from inspiring English sources

Only people who are already in our market are probably concerned.

Given this discrepancy, the IMF were probably concerned that their models would be based on an exchange rate that would prove unsustainable.

The depth of focus of the optical system is increased when the aperture is reduced, and the near reflex is probably concerned with increasing depth of focus under these conditions.

Bill Parcells brought Tannenbaum to the Jets in 1997, and the Jets were probably concerned that another team might try to hire him away, depriving the team of its most knowledgeable salary-cap manager.

(In an effort to prove the sixty-dollar agreement, Bacanovic's lawyers called Heidi DeLuca, Stewart's bookkeeper; but in an artful cross-examination Schachter had shown that her conversation with Bacanovic probably concerned an earlier sale of ImClone shares by Stewart, not the one on December 27 , 2001.

While some political leaders would no doubt be happy for the central bank to remove the pressure they face from bond investors, Mr. Draghi is probably concerned that without some coercion, elected officials will not make any progress on economic overhauls.

Which should probably concern you, at least a little.

"I mean, that is the thing that probably concerns me," Manuel said.

The main one probably concerns the expensive acquisition of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, an enigmatic player whose suitability to the Barça style remains dubious.

And although the characters' concerns are narrow and explicitly gendered, Waldman's broad subject — the tricky boundary between self-sufficiency and self-interest — probably concerns men and women alike.

If there is a problem, Mr. Bittman and other analysts said, it would probably concern an account representative who bent some rules to help a client to maintain a customer relationship.