Sentence examples for a more concerned from inspiring English sources

Dr. Barish, who was a professor of radiology at New York University Medical School from 1976 to 1991, then chief radiotherapy physicist at the Cancer Institute of Catholic Medical Centers of Brooklyn and Queens, takes a more concerned view of the health risks, but focuses on another point: the inconsistency of regulations among industries and govenment agencies.

Interestingly, that zeal for a better Play Store experience isn't limited to the front-end: some 60,000 apps of dubious quality were removed from the Google Play Store back in February, which points to (among other things) a more concerned effort by Google to emphasize quality over sheer Play Store size.

The bomb threat over night I'm sure was a practical joke, but we live in such a sick world with complete wack jobs and troubled children that I made the call to keep my children at home (doesn't make me a more concerned, loving parent than the other parents that did choose to send their children to school).

"The president's lawyers view Mr. Kushner as an obstacle and a freelancer more concerned about protecting himself than his father-in-law," the story said.

That should foster clinicians to shift from a fixed, fatalist stance, for example when facing negative symptoms in the field of relationships with significant others, to a view more concerned with an attachment related stance.

"If George Bush's presidency were going to continue on through 2012, I think people would be a lot more concerned," said Karim Sadjadpour, a Middle East analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

I would be a lot more concerned if Logitech were a startup tech outfit with shaky financials, but it's not.

"I think it's probably getting a lot of women a lot more interested in the campaign, a lot more concerned with the campaign," Squire said.

"I think here we'd be a little more concerned with privacy," said Frederick R, Bieber, a medical geneticist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

"I think we're probably a lot more concerned too, because we expect a lot out of ourselves.

(C56) A negative family history does make a woman more concerned about their breasts.