Sentence examples for started to concern from inspiring English sources

She had to find another job.Another change soon started to concern her.

But Evans's behaviour soon changed after he changed mosques in High Wycombe and it started to concern his mother.

"It really began with the Holocaust, when international law started to concern itself with how nations treated their own citizens," he told me.

As renter Patrick Masterson and his pregnant wife prepared their Capitol Hill home for the arrival of their first child in summer 2012, the chipping paint on the windowsills and in the basement started to concern them.

The demonstrations in Egypt have started to concern the shipping industry.

Another factor that's started to concern realtors are Chinese capital controls.

Still, there are signs that Cambodia's garment factories, after a decade of efforts to improve labor standards, are now starting to concern themselves with environmental issues, too.

When the outside world starts to concern itself with the community, Yslea will prove able to draw new life out of the wreckage.

If there is one group which is starting to concern the communist authorities it is the small band of Cuban bloggers who tend to be young and with no prior political affiliation.

One oddsmaker said "It's starting to concern us a bit".

In recent weeks Japanese and American politicians alike have started to mutter "concern" over the weakness of the yen.