Sentence examples for to become concerned from inspiring English sources

Movie studios have started to become concerned with the company's growing influence, and they're determined to prevent it from becoming the next iTunes, so big and powerful that it can dictate terms.

Months later, some bleeding had caused her to become concerned about having cancer.

He was absent for the gathering and could not be reached, causing his colleagues to become concerned.

The arrival of cloud computing has eroded these advantages, so it's no surprise that large companies are beginning to become concerned.

On Sunday morning, after learning that so many people had died at the nightclub that his cousin had gone to once in a while, Robert Guerrero started to become concerned.

It is when students fill in the gaps of their science education with religion and pop-culture hearsay that we really need to become concerned.

"This pattern of deception, administration-wide, is starting to become concerning," Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, said on "Meet the Press".

"The risk in individual patient is small, but when you start totaling up millions of people getting these kinds of doses it adds up and the population risk starts to become concerning," says lead author Reza Fazel, a cardiologist at Emory University, who led the study.

Foreign Office officials were known to have become concerned about the level of fighting in Tripoli, where Islamist and nationalist militias have traded artillery fire for the past three weeks in fighting thought to have left several hundred dead.

His decision to talk to Ms. Wooden suggests that either he, the pope or other Vatican officials close to the pope had become concerned about the degree to which the pope's imprimatur was being placed on "The Passion".

"But as more information has come to light, we have become concerned that the plane may well have been brought down by an explosive device".