Sentence examples for start concerned from inspiring English sources

The bigger question after Woods's blistering start concerned whether he would shoot 59.

"We also hope from [our working with] these people, more and more artists would start concerning themselves with society rather than being only engaged in their own small, internal, arty world," he added.

Perhaps predictably, much of the debate the article started concerned the definition of a "plot hole".

During the 1960s, a political debate started concerning whether or not a new main airport should be built for Oslo and Eastern Norway.

Mills's decision yesterday suggests it might be time to start getting concerned.

"At what point do we pivot and start being concerned about our children and our grandchildren?" Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said Sunday on CNN.

As far as timing of RRT start is concerned, one should highlight that, currently, no standard definition of early or late dialytic therapy exists.

It's in your best interest to start being concerned sooner rather than later.

As far as seed starting is concerned, most of the hard-to-start seed has been planted, has sprouted and is well on its way.

She started Concerned Citizens of Montclair, which filed more than 100 public records requests on the budget and began pressuring the Council to cut costs and freeze taxes and debt.

I started getting concerned, but then I heard my guide's voice through a small opening near ground level.