Sentence examples for are terribly concerned from inspiring English sources

"We are terribly concerned about the issues facing young Latinos, but particularly young Puerto Ricans," said David R.

"The Israeli people are terribly concerned about the possibility of adventurism of a right-wing government and would expect us to counterbalance it".

But I don't think that many of us are terribly concerned about hi-jinks concocted by intransigent extraterrestrials or precocious simians.

What Wallace was opposed to was cheap, reflexive irony, not literary irony, but neither Lipsky's own book nor its resultant movie are terribly concerned with the literary; they present a Wallace happier to talk about Alanis Morissette than John Barth.

Garcia denied throwing any punches, and Nelson said he and Williams were merely involved in a verbal exchange "The Red Sox are terribly concerned and distressed about the attack on our employee," Steinberg said.

"We are terribly concerned, as they are, about reduction of medication errors," said Dr. Alan Goldhammer, associate vice president for regulatory affairs at the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group.

"I'm terribly concerned".

I wouldn't be terribly concerned" about some moderate declines.

For all that, though, officials do not seem to be terribly concerned.

He said: I am terribly concerned about the euro potentially destroying the EU.

"So we're terribly concerned with how long it takes to get from that seat to the ladies' restroom.