Examples of using Were concerned in English and their translations into Slovak
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I didn't know that you were concerned.
It was really nice, to have friends who genuinely were concerned for me.
these changes were also controversial because many researchers were concerned that these new sampling and interviewing procedures could
However, the filmmakers were concerned that the vehement argument was too violent and dark for the film's tone,
as far as game manuals were concerned.
It is however not possible to prove that EU funds were concerned specifically, since they were merged with the overall state budget.
My parents were concerned I was missing out on too much as a child growing up in Southern California
Users were concerned at the time the investment would lead to Chinese censorship,
The talks collapsed because India and China were concerned about protecting their farmers from agricultural import surges.
missions were excessively expensive, especially where distant destinations were concerned;
Some fans were concerned Crystal's new-found interest in her appearance might have been the beginning of a new Hollywood-esque version of the down-to-earth singer.
We were concerned about America and its economic system,
The pledge to war is further confirmed by Ibn Kathir:"The Quraysh were concerned….
Users were concerned at the time the investment would lead to Chinese censorship,
its livestock became so small that the poultry farmers were concerned that it could disappear altogether.
Several respondents were concerned that new internet business models could cause net neutrality problems in the future.
Two years ago, a few rare corporate leaders were concerned about climate change,
still has a catheter, and they were concerned with his kidneys.
Some MEPs were concerned legislation could limit scientific progress of artificial intelligence(AI).
Various stakeholders in the consultation process were concerned that an excess of information may be confusing.