Sentence examples for understood to be concerned from inspiring English sources

But Zynga is understood to be concerned about News Corp's valuation.

Several major housebuilders are understood to be concerned that some EU workers have not returned after the Christmas break.

The service chiefs are also understood to be concerned about the prime minister's decision to appoint his own military adviser.

The Americans are understood to be concerned that US troops might have to be shifted to the southern Iraqi city.

Van Persie is understood to be concerned about Arsenal's failure to compete for ­silverware in recent times.

David Cameron is understood to be concerned that this will give the impression that he is playing politics with issues of war and peace.

However, Mr Cameron is understood to be increasingly concerned that Britain will vote to leave, with polls narrowing dramatically in recent weeks.

Darling was understood to be particularly concerned because he feared that the MoD's proposals for Faslane would undermine the central theme of a major lecture he gave at the University of Glasgow on Thursday on the referendum.

The Prime Minister is understood not to be concerned about the memo, as he now enjoys a good relationship with Mr Obama.

Mr Clegg, who is initially said to have supported the proposals, is now understood to be growing increasingly concerned over the plan.

However, there are understood to be new concerns within the government about the involvement of the Chinese state-backed CGN in the project.