Sentence examples for be less concerned than from inspiring English sources
The newest crop of workers may be less concerned than had been thought on the high salaries and stock options.
Turkey, in turn, is wary of Kurdish fighters and might be less concerned than Washington about groups with some extremist links or with ambitions to broaden the fight to toppling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
No single group can lay claim to these vital spaces, and younger residents of Tilbury — while remaining as fiercely proud of their town as their parents are — appear to be less concerned than older generations with the matter of cultural borders that UKIP and their kindred political forces believe to be so important.
Business schools claim their graduates are less concerned than they once were about earning fabulous salaries.
Observing the actions of cyberbullies, they were less concerned than when they watched in-person bullying.
It appears Jackson was less concerned than his predecessor Sir Richard Dannatt about overstretch.
And I'm less concerned than I was before about getting more points on my driver's license.
That feeling has persisted: Americans are less concerned than Europeans about inequality and more confident that society is meritocratic.
Much of the decline involved two-year institutions, but Steven Johnson, spokesman for the Texas Association of Community Colleges, was less concerned than the commissioner.
The survey found that the owners of such devices are less concerned than other Americans about where they were are made.
But owners of some of the nation's most popular electronics — including iPhones and iPads — are less concerned than other Americans about where their purchases are made, according to a nationwide survey conducted by The New York Times.
