Sentence examples for someone concerned about from inspiring English sources

It might seem strange to think of someone in power for 18 years as either president or prime minister, widely seen as an authoritarian who wants to be president for life, as someone concerned about approval ratings.

He was not an Illuminati criminal, he said, just someone concerned about how belief in conspiracies can corrode belief in science, producing situations where otherwise sensible people refuse to vaccinate their children or choose "alternative" cancer therapies over lifesaving mainstream treatments.

Rev. John Collins says his 5 p.m. Sunday service brings in a lot of regulars who know Bob and Barney, but occasionally he gets someone concerned about the animal in the back of the church.

It looks to me like a polite enquiry from someone concerned about climate change.

She says Burstow is someone concerned about the health service and the care system.

Someone concerned about the boys would tell them to shut up and don't confess".

It would be hard to find someone more concerned about human-driven climate change and more involved in pursuing and assessing ways to get traction on curbing greenhouse gas emissions than Marshall.

We need someone less concerned about which way the political winds are blowing today and more concerned about his legacy.

But the President also faces a dilemma--should he go with a supply-sider interested in economic growth or appoint someone more concerned about the battle against inflation.

Maybe it is time that someone as concerned about gun violence as you are, that you have read all of this, needs to look at those trees to see that forest, and get your elected officials to finally do the same.

If you're a member of the audience and you'd rather not help someone crowd surf, especially if you're concerned about someone kicking you or falling on you, stick to the rear or the side edges of the crowd, where surfers don't generally go.