Sentence examples for be terribly concerned about from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't be terribly concerned" about some moderate declines.

Though many voters trust Republicans on this issue, the polls also show that they do not seem to be terribly concerned about it this year.

"With the experiences I've had, military or baseball, one accepts a certain randomness that exists, and you have to deal with the circumstances as they arise and not be terribly concerned about fairness of the situation," Alderson said in a quiet moment below deck aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum on the far West Side.

It's a situation where a woman who has risen to the very top of a Muslim country (which is astounding in and of itself) and appears to be terribly concerned about losing her footing if Prof. Yunus decides to seek political office in a country where he has demonstrated results and where he is immensely popular.

It's not something we're terribly concerned about," Marcus says.

He said: I am terribly concerned about the euro potentially destroying the EU.

"We are terribly concerned about the issues facing young Latinos, but particularly young Puerto Ricans," said David R.

A devout Muslim, Said Bitsoev, then-deputy editor of Novye Izvestia – an independent newspaper – was terribly concerned about what such movements were doing to his home province.

"The Israeli people are terribly concerned about the possibility of adventurism of a right-wing government and would expect us to counterbalance it".

But I don't think that many of us are terribly concerned about hi-jinks concocted by intransigent extraterrestrials or precocious simians.

"I'm terribly concerned about our economy and Medicare and Social Security, and I don't have the impression that anyone knows what to do about any of it".