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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aren't concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a lack of worry or interest about a particular issue or situation.
Example: "Despite the rumors circulating, we aren't concerned about the impact on our project."
Alternatives: "are not worried" or "do not care".
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Again, however, we aren't concerned.
"They aren't concerned about it in the training room.
Some coaches aren't concerned that there will be an issue with lane violations moving forward.
They love each other and aren't concerned what anyone says about age difference".
Unlike folk-rockers of eras past Mumford & Sons aren't concerned with traditionalism.
The people who have the president's ear aren't concerned about the price of oil.
These findings may help explain why Americans aren't concerned about climate change.
Maybe you see "social networking" and "cyber technology" on Bilderberg's agenda and you aren't concerned.
But elephant matriarchs aren't concerned with trivial matters; they have survival in mind.
But the West Hempstead residents aren't concerned about terrorists or bright orange doors.
Some people aren't concerned about catching the flu, while others are.
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