Sentence examples for becomes more concerned from inspiring English sources

He gets out, says "You guys are dicks" and becomes more concerned with the pubes that are stuck to his face.

Moreover as the public becomes more concerned about deficits, a plan that increases red ink will be more difficult to sell politically.

Last week was the 30th anniversary of Tokyo's restoration of relations with Beijing, but as Japan becomes more concerned about China's new strength and influence, there is a ready market for reinterpretations of the past.

Indeed, as China becomes more concerned about what it sees as the United States' stepped-up containment efforts against China — including the positioning of more warships in the Pacific — the less inclined it is to help the United States on North Korea, said Yun Sun, a China analyst in Washington.

That is, as we have previously established, she either sticks to her choice or becomes more concerned for health.

Let us consider that any individual who ex post changes her preferences becomes more concerned for health, that is, for all (iin N) either (left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{t}=left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{a}) or (left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{t}succ ^{h}left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{a}).

Steyer noted that the study found there's a serious digital inequality gap — one that only becomes more concerning as more of students' school work goes online.

As societies become increasingly reliant on energy-dense, big-portions, and fast-food meals, the association between fast-food consumption and obesity becomes more concerning.

Upon meeting Tina, his mother became more concerned with charming a new person than with her own religious prejudices.

Passengers became more concerned when the "fasten seat belts" light failed to go off and the monitor tracking their flight went blank.

So it seems that after 1981 teams became more concerned with winning, and that there has been a back-sliding since.