Sentence examples for time out of concern from inspiring English sources

Pentagon officials were willing to give EADS more time out of concern that Boeing could charge a higher price if it were the only bidder.

Northrop dropped out last year, prompting the Pentagon to extend the bid deadline to give EADS more time out of concern that Boeing could charge a higher price if it were the only bidder.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the top American commander in Afghanistan, has brought most American Special Operations forces under his direct control for the first time, out of concern over continued civilian casualties and disorganization among units in the field.

Her last name was withheld by The New York Times out of concern that the rebels would punish her for turning against them.

Initially, Disney executives wanted to set the film in contemporary times, out of concern that a period piece might not appeal to a large audience.

While still marked by the abstracted storytelling of "Dogtooth" and his subsequent "Alps," this time out, Lanthimos is concerned with affairs of the heart, which makes for a movie that, despite its surface strangeness, is warmer, more moving and conventionally emotional.

That would have provided enough votes to hear the appeals, but at least some of them were clearly unwilling to accept a case at this time — perhaps out of concern that the swing vote on the issue, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, would join with the liberals to rule for a nationwide right to gay marriage.

Older women listen out of concern.

The Food and Drug Administration has rejected applications to market the drug in the United States at least three times in recent years, out of concern that the risks outweighed the drug's effectiveness -- concerns apparently validated by Pfizer's announcement.

Last week it was reported that headhunters are having a tough time filling board seats, partly out of concern for personal liability.

On June 3 of this year, T. was forced out of The Pines, this time not as a punishment but out of concern for his own well being.