Sentence examples for started to be concerned from inspiring English sources

"In year 3 I started to be concerned about Elias," she says.

Then, a rapid acquisition trajectory, echo planar imaging (EPI), was started to be concerned in 1977 [19].

A: We've seen the industry change where humans started to be concerned with food first, and now the new wave, the new trend is what we're putting into our bodies through the skin.

Many in the financial community are starting to be concerned about that," he says.

In the long term, yes, one would start to be concerned.

"But if I did, I guess I would start to be concerned about it".

I would tell Mr. Clinton that when the station schedules you after the infomercials, start to be concerned".

"If we get more than 25 inches of rain, then we'll start to be concerned," he told Time magazine.

When you do get older, you start wondering what the next guard will be like, and you start to be concerned about what their experiences will be.

"People are starting now to be concerned that this is more than just a first-half slowdown," he says.

As the architecture of the DBMS evolved according to the emergence of new programming paradigms like components and services, and to "new" data models like documents (XML), the frontiers among the three levels started to be thiner, and transparency concerning persistence and transaction management was less important.