Sentence examples for concerned much from inspiring English sources

Europe and Byzantium, remembering his former reign, were then not concerned much about his plans.

Although the meeting was convened by the council of CERN, it concerned much more than the future of the laboratory in Geneva that currently runs the Large Hadron Collider - the 27km circumference accelerator where the Higgs boson was recently discovered.

The Warren invitation should make it politically easier for Obama to change federal policies in an equal-rights direction where gays and lesbians are concerned, much as retaining Robert Gates at the Pentagon will make it politically easier for him to manage a withdrawal from Iraq.

In contrast, the floods occurring in the Elbe and Danube catchments concerned much larger regions.

Nobody is concerned much about the gaping trade deficit or the Himalayas of private debt.

Those have been concerned much more with the higher beam-power because of the beam loss problem.

Xinghao is the fattest girl concerning much about losing weight.

(Oddly, Warren didn't mention another component of the Agenda that undoubtedly concerns much of her base: pay equity).

The premium V.O.D. being discussed by some major studios now concerns exhibitors much, much more".

We're concerned about much more than just surviving".

But in the summer of 1776 they were concerned about much more than the British Army.