Sentence examples for was concerns from inspiring English sources
verb
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
Coming into the match, there was concerns about Petkovic's knee, which she injured last month.
The reason, he admitted, was "concerns with federal mail fraud statutes, to be honest with you".
It was concerns over this trajectory that launched 92-year-old Elsie Dean into action.
It was concerns about how regressive the switch to a flat tax would be that caused Mr Forbes's campaigns to founder.
It was concerns about ring-fencing of liabilities, particularly in the United States, that held up Andersen's talks with other rivals, Ernst & Young and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu.
He is also right to say it was concerns about the impact of migration, rather than the numbers themselves, that drove the leave victory in the EU referendum.
Nevertheless, he was concerned.
His girlfriend was concerned.
Quintanilla was concerned, too.
