Sentence examples similar to any more concerns from inspiring English sources

These new people are certainly not going to have any more concern about Jewish interest than whites.

35 Therefore, currently available data do not suggest that 'unknown risks' of topical tacrolimus need be any more concerning than the known side-effects of the topical steroids.

If we make the assumption for each k-plex community query, there always exists H such that (|H|> k+1), in this case, connectivity is not a concern any more.

But he said any potential uplift will have already been figured into markets while investors are, in any event, more concerned with macro issues at the moment.

Encouraged by financial incentives thrown at them by a government desperate to get its academy programme off the ground, many grew far too quickly: of the 88 academy trusts operating three or more schools, 25 have been asked not to take over any more amid concerns about their capacity.

The next morning brought more concerns.

We need more concerns to consummate them.

See the "Warnings" for more concerns.

Bilton isn't too concerned about the paywall; in any case, he is more concerned with the future than the future.

But while Hoop Dreams, directed by Steve James, Frederick Marx and Peter Gilbert, shows the sport itself in detail, it is also, like any good sports movie, more concerned with the larger social ramifications and symbolism.

But such is the life of all of the candidates who try to woo the so-called ethnic vote in New York City, especially among emerging immigrant groups, where alliances, in-fighting and loyalties are at times very difficult to sort out, and where who will actually win the race is often of more concern than any ideology or agenda shared with any one candidate.