Sentence examples for be concerned not from inspiring English sources

He is going to be concerned not only with Cuba but with the whole continent.

We should be concerned not with some platonic harmony of interests but with the very real balance of power.

"We think the government should be concerned not just about how people live, but about how they die as well".

In which case, we should all be concerned, not least Mr Cameron, the audience's applause still ringing in his ears.

"That's why you should always be concerned – not for the state of sport in this country but for the health and sanity of the individual gay person".

Deans must be concerned, not just at five defeats in six Tri-Nations Test matches, but the erratic nature of his players' performances.

William Blake is concerned not with external effects but their cause.

As far as Gurley is concerned, not a thing.

We were concerned not to reproduce computationally predicted results.

In Beijing there is concern, not panic.

Don't be concerned.