英語 での Was concerned の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Evans was concerned about the composition of the band, adding a baritone saxophone, trombone, French horn, and tuba to the mix.
Dunovant was concerned that the enemy could easily cut off his only line of retreat.
The London Olympics was the perfect opportunity to show the world that BP was concerned about the safety and respect of the community.
Rebuilding trust The London Olympics was the perfect opportunity to show the world that BP was concerned about the safety and respect of the community.
He was concerned with the problems facing young people in modern society, and this concern was reflected in his novels.
Fujioka: I was concerned at first, but I was moved by the Producer's sincere, persuasive.
Though Gandhi was concerned for the plight of the Indians of South Africa, he shared the racist beliefs of the Theosophists.
He was concerned not only with spirituality, but with economics, with politics and everything.
There were three major‘issues' that the editor was concerned about.
The inventor was concerned about people quickly consuming the Earth's resources and was an advocate of renewable fuel.
The government initially reacted to a proposal by the Senate's Safety Commission which was concerned about our arms industry.
Demographically, I looked at the numbers, and as far as I was concerned we couldn't miss.
At that time, I was concerned more about someone important to me than of myself.
She was concerned that the animals were deprived of their names and peculiarities, and became production units.
I was concerned that wearing it would be uncomfortable or that it would leave marks once removed.
Facing high oil and gasoline prices at home, Governor John Baldacci was concerned for Maine's energy future.
It was immediately after the crime that I was concerned that he did not suffer.".
The USPS was concerned about a dilution of its name in the marketplace.
His 1844 article was concerned with deciding the optimum toll for a bridge.
The Royal Society was concerned about antiscientific sentiment in Britain, seeing it as a serious risk to societal well-being.