Sentence examples for concerns too much from inspiring English sources
In the case of Internet privacy concerns, too much detail is far preferable to not enough detail.
As far as he is concerned, too much money, too much corporate input, destroys the final product.
It is sweet corn and ripe tomato season, a time for freshly picked garlic, luminous carrots, crisp cucumbers and (as far as we're concerned too much) zucchini.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Miliband said that as far as British politics was concerned, "too much of what I said was a distraction from the Labour Party's message".
For some, like Herbert Muschamp, there is still cause for concern: too much of the building in New York in recent decades reveals the lack of culture of those who developed it.
While the data is encouraging, Baameur is concerned too much extra nitrogen is needed to bring such small pungency gains.
A leader who is concerned too much with the feelings of others will find it difficult to make hard decisions related to people regarding hiring, retention, promotion and termination.
When clinically paraphrased we might conclude that temporary sensitization of catastrophic cognition may be necessary before improvement especially among those with initially low catastrophic body sensation fears and that we need not be concerned too much with temporary increase in catastrophic cognition in the process of CBT for panic disorder.
We might conclude that temporary sensitization of catastrophic cognition may be necessary before improvement especially among those with initially low catastrophic body sensation fears and that we need not be concerned too much with temporary increase in catastrophic cognition in the process of CBT for panic disorder.
Similar concerns -- too much debt and slowing income growth -- hovered over consumers last year, but in most cases the companies that issue the plastic that shoppers use to ratchet up debt did just fine.
