Sentence examples for was concerned from the from inspiring English sources

The government was concerned from the start.

Crichton was concerned from the outset with how to give a distinct look to the gunslinger's point of view when the audience saw events through its eyes.

It was apolitical and middle-class to its soft core, and was concerned from the outset with love not war, flowers not favelas.

One Gore lawyer, Dexter Douglass, who has known the judge for decades, said he was concerned from the start that Judge Sauls could not be pushed into acting with the urgency Mr. Gore wanted.

Levitt insisted that there should not be distractions from social obligations, employment, and welfare, about which he was concerned from the early days of capitalism.

I was concerned from the beginning that Stilwell was taking a very hard line and preparing a retaliatory strike.

This time, the application process was very difficult - the staff were very sceptical - and we were concerned from the outset.

"I am concerned from the point of view that we want to encourage people into this country and to work.

I've been concerned from the get-go that this provision could have some really perverse consequences.

Yet both should take comfort, at least so far as the four majors are concerned, from the records of both Sampras and Andre Agassi.

A decade ago, he called my attention to "a sin of omission I have encountered... the dropping of the words is concerned from the phrase "as far as [whoever] is concerned".