Sentence examples for said to concern from inspiring English sources
Some violations are said to concern safety — like a failure of workers to wear proper masks.
The story was said to concern a false allegation that a former aide to the Prince of Wales, Sir Michael Peat, was having an affair.
The French investigation is said to concern "the rape of minors under 15 years old by persons who had abused the authority conferred upon them by their roles, and complicity in this crime".
(Such questions are said to concern "identity over time" because to say that x is y is to say that x and y are one that is, numerically identical).
Shot in Detroit last year, "Lost River" has been one of the more anticipated projects in moviedom, both because of its director pedigree (Gosling does not star) and its plot line, which is said to concern a single mother and an underwater utopia.
Andersen failed to alert the Board, the report says, to "concerns about Enron's internal controls" over the tangle of partnerships with the company's executives.
Other members of staff were said to be concerned.
He is said to be concerned for two reasons.
Central leaders are said to be concerned that spending will lead to inflation and bad debt.
He was attacked by what the media said to be concerned neighbours.
Mr. Spielberg was said to be concerned that thieves might try to sell the material.
