Sentence examples for would be very concerned from inspiring English sources

"I would be very concerned about the potential for local air pollution problems".

If I were the Obama administration, I would be very concerned about the next election.

"We would be very concerned if something was done that hurt our fishermen".

Think about it: someone who really wanted equal opportunity would be very concerned about the inequality of our current system.

"Restaurants would be very concerned that a high percentage of fish are not what they had ordered," he said.

Were Boyle to be removed from Channel 4 for that reason, however, I would be very concerned.

"We would be very concerned to the extent that the proposal goes further than that," Mr. Eastman said.

The FCCC would be very concerned if the Chinese authorities had decided to exclude them in response to their recent coverage of Chinese political leaders.

"So as outsiders, a few of us would be very concerned about the U.N. and the rest of us moving in.

If he ends up leading someone or something, I would be very concerned for the safety of that someone or something.

Robert Halfon, a Conservative MP, said the British people would be "very concerned that our country is being used as a transit lounge for alleged war criminals".