Sentence examples for be more of a concern from inspiring English sources

Moeen Ali may be more of a concern.

"It should be more of a concern among card issuers than it is," he said.

That may be more of a concern with Mr. Hasenstab's stake in Hungarian government bonds.

Arguably, this would be more of a concern, because the flight operators' own lives wouldn't be at risk.

"If an institution is not growing and improving selectivity, that would probably be more of a concern than it would have been a decade ago," Mr. Goodman says.

Doug Ingram, the managing director for performance services at the U.S.O.C., said Lee's proselytizing "isn't something we would encourage," but he said it would be more of a concern if athletes came forward to complain.

Concerns about sexual changes were also reported across age and gender, refuting the myth that older people are not sexual beings [ 83, 84], and that sexuality is more of a concern to men than to women with cancer [ 85].

Jimmy Anderson is more of a concern.

Money is more of a concern than danger.

But the shot put is more of a concern.

For our readers, the conduct of the police themselves was more of a concern.