Sentence examples for be more concerned at from inspiring English sources

Ms. Yellen is generally considered to be more concerned at the moment about restoring economic growth and creating jobs than about inflationary pressures.

Arsenal had to be more concerned at their failure to open up an eight-point lead over Tottenham Hotspur in fourth.

Mr. Levinsohn brushed aside the discord, saying it was appropriate for the people running MySpace to be more concerned at this point about serving users than making money.

And really, Amazon should probably be more concerned at this point with making sure the book publishers stay with them rather than jump ship to Apple's new iBookstore.

PSG manager Carlo Ancelotti may be more concerned at strengthening other areas of his team, while Van Persie may not view the French league as being an enticing enough challenge.

He was also in poor health and may have been more concerned at that point with the question of who would succeed him.

Leisurecorp, the company from whom Trump bought Turnberry, presumably had to be more concerned about profit margins at the resort than Trump will ever be.

"Americans could be more concerned about climate change, while at the same time we try to reduce our dependence on the Middle East for oil, for national security or political reasons.

Our Supreme Court justices should be more concerned with allowing sensible solutions aimed at making care more affordable than with protecting us against the phantom menace of storm troopers forcing us to eat broccoli.

Change in concern: Would you be more concerned or less concerned about your screening test result?

Court documents show that, as the case unfolded, the product's maker, BRTT, appeared at times to be more concerned with protecting its bottom line than with taking steps to ensure that the hazard was removed.