Sentence examples for ever more concerned from inspiring English sources

He became ever more concerned to counteract American power; Chechnya also helped to determine one of his methods, namely Russia's renewed courtship of its Soviet-era Arab allies.

From the perspective of a real estate investor, I continue to grow ever more concerned about the long-term viability of the Washington-area housing market.

As the scandal has deepened, the pope's defenders have said that, well before he was elected pope in 2005, he grew ever more concerned about sexual abuse and weeding out pedophile priests.

As diplomatic, economic and military ties with the rising Asian power got stronger, India grew ever more concerned that China intended to use its neighbour as a proxy.Suddenly much has changed.

They are ever more concerned with how the literacy hour and strategy have put teaching into a straitjacket - there are simply too many boxes for teachers to tick, and not enough time for actual education.

Private funders are becoming ever more concerned with social return and achieving maximum impact for their philanthropic contributions; government cuts have led to a growing emphasis on results-based funding which captures the social value of public spending.

But, as ever, they are more concerned about making sure the rich don't have to pay their fair share of taxes.

Almost three years on, she is more concerned than ever.

Clients are also more concerned than ever about getting value for money.

After the election, several aides said Mr. Bush was more concerned than ever about assembling a diverse cabinet.

I turned back, more concerned than ever that I might be struck by a text-messaging, suburban SUV-driving, just-got-my-license-three-days-ago teenager.