Sentence examples for publicly concerned from inspiring English sources
Watching that hearing could easily have led one to draw the conclusion that the assembled senators – both Democrats and Republicans – were more publicly concerned about Israel's security than America's.
The video, posted on YouTube, is one more bit of evidence that Al Qaeda and other Islamic extremists are doing their best to hijack the Syrian revolution, with a growing although still limited success that has American intelligence officials publicly concerned, and Iraqi officials next door openly alarmed.
He stood in the tradition of the publicly concerned scholar as exemplified by Sidney and Beatrice Webb, RH Tawney, Harold Laski and GDH Cole, though at a time when it was a much less fashionable role.
Camby said that every time he said something publicly concerning Scott there was "controversy, so I'm not talking about it anymore".
Toyota, Honda, Nissan and nearly all the other foreign companies that build vehicles in the United States have said little publicly concerning whether their American rivals should get the billions of dollars in emergency aid they have requested in recent weeks.
Lincoln said nothing publicly concerning Greeley's credulous conduct, but privately indicated that he had no confidence in him anymore.
She spoke publicly concerning his death at the 2009 BET Awards, stating "I'd just like to say, to you, Michael is an icon, to us, Michael is family.
Mr. de Maizière reiterated publicly concerns previously voiced privately by senior intelligence officials that Germany and Europepe — does not always know enough about migrants.
They want Clemens to be questioned publicly, and are concerned about how private testimony could be used against him.
Durham Constabulary says the report is right not to identify the individuals concerned publicly, and that procedures and policies have since changed.
In either case, managements of many publicly owned corporations, concerned over the stock market impact, would probably run their businesses differently.
