Sentence examples for became too concerned from inspiring English sources
Torre would say later that Grimsley became too concerned with holding the Red Sox runner at first, but Grimsley did not think so.
She told MPs the Home Office had "become too concerned with policy and strategy - and loses sight of the individual".
You become way too concerned with superficial things that do not spiritually nurture you.
The easiest way to sum it is up is from this speech a couple of years ago where he said "to put it simply I think we became too disconnected from the concerns of working people".
Media captionEd Miliband: "We became too disconnected from the concerns of working people". Labour leader Ed Miliband has promised to deter firms from exclusively employing workers from overseas, admitting his party "got it wrong" on immigration when in government.
They finally became too cheap to ignore, and concerns that economic growth was decelerating strengthened the case for owning them.
No doubt, football fans remember last year's blunder when the Hall of Fame Game in Canton was canceled due to issues with logos that were painted on the field and created a safety concern when they became too slippery.
It has a felicitous air of starting from scratch with the big-band jazz language, rather than shoring up an existing language that's become too Germanic, too concerned with justifying its physical size.
"['Gangnam Style'] became too popular, and so you start to have some concern about its life period," Psy said.
The only limit on the number of controls was our own budget, and concerns for bias if the study became too unbalanced.
But in recent years some Ecuadoreans have started to worry that it has become too porous.Their concern is mainly prompted by the spillover from Colombia's battle against the drug trade and the leftist guerrillas of the FARC.
