Sentence examples similar to concern too much about from inspiring English sources

I don't really have any ethical concerns and don't care too much about where my meat comes from.

At first I found it a strange experience, and I didn't concern myself too much about it.

"My main concern is not too much about me altogether, but more so my family.

The Harvard professor who submitted the diary for publication said in a brief, sharp introduction that as far as he was concerned, doctors were reading too much about laboratory tests and too little about the subjective experience of illness.

Coach Tom Coughlin has expressed his concern about too much "chess game".

In addition there is a concern about too much detection and treatment of early diabetes, a growing appreciation that autism has been too broadly defined and skepticism toward new guidelines for universal cholesterol screening of children.

"The concern about too much testing has been conflated with the curriculum itself, and I think those two issues need to be just disaggregated," said Raymund Paredes, the commissioner of the state's Higher Education Coordinating Board.

Yes, other services do this, but having it on Twitter actual could eliminate the concern about too much noise in @replies.

Academic researchers may have a legitimate concern about too much money shifting toward late-stage research prematurely.

We share the concerns about too much process and bureaucracy, and we are afraid that the situation is getting worse.

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, a Democrat who represents Greenburgh, said he was concerned about too much development in the town and would prefer that only the practice facility be built.