Sentence examples for Not greatly concerned from inspiring English sources

"We try to be on the lookout, but I am not greatly concerned".

Despite the controversy, experts are not greatly concerned by the cost overruns.

Lawyers at the firm said yesterday, however, that they were not greatly concerned about the recent events.

The President was not greatly concerned: he, too, was prone to occult dabblings and, as the historian Torbjørn Sirevåg has shown, had his own exchanges with the Roerich circle.

(A Roerich associate had peddled copies to anti-Roosevelt operatives). The President was not greatly concerned: he, too, was prone to occult dabblings and, as the historian Torbjørn Sirevåg has shown, had his own exchanges with the Roerich circle.

That it was able to be held at all suggested that Mr. Assad was not greatly concerned about the influence of its participants, members of a dogged but weak opposition movement that has struggled to show unity.

The money will not greatly concern the wealthiest players and governing body in the game.

But Mr. Davis seems not to be greatly concerned, having conducted his own survey on whether he has overdone fund-raising and whether he is perceived as being too beholden to his benefactors.

Although the tides have become tamer, and their range is now measured in tens instead of hundreds of feet, mariners are nevertheless greatly concerned not only with the stages of the tide and the set of the tidal currents but with the many violent movements of the sea that are indirectly related to the tides.

Given Dewey's interest in education, it is not surprising that he was greatly concerned with the question of how citizens might better understand public affairs.

I don't know if they were greatly concerned about what was going on over here in this backward realm," she says.