Sentence examples for to expressing concern from inspiring English sources

But the trial judge phoned the lawyer -- improperly, the judge concedes -- and advised him not to, expressing concern for the lawyer's reputation.

But anybody who states the blatantly obvious — that countries with strict guns laws don't have this problem — is politicizing the issue; they should either zip it, or confine themselves to expressing concern over mental illness.

Clinicians, particularly in primary care, need to be aware of the cultural barriers within certain ethic groups to expressing concern over mood and to consider their approach accordingly.

The aim of the expression is not to express concern or to comfort, however.

Conservatives are starting to express concern.

He has written to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell asking him to express concern to the Canadians.

People meanwhile took to social media to express concern and ridicule the recall.

4. (S) The GOI continued to express concern over the F-15 sale to Saudi Arabia.

Di Natale wrote to Bishop this week to express concern about her public comments on the flotilla.

"If anyone is going to express concern that's what it should be about".

Elizabeth Carlin, president of the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (Bashh), is one of many specialists to express concern.