Sentence examples for far from worried from inspiring English sources

And the father was apparently far from worried about his child's being exposed to publicity — the story came out when the family spoke to Olé magazine in Argentina last week.

But Dacia and Renault are far from worried.

This year the market is expected to return a modest 10%-15 10%-15Retzer is far from worried.

Far from worrying about the implications of this swing in audience tastes, network executives are generally ecstatic about the development.

Far from worrying about the "day to evening" looks touted by women's magazines, Ilana shows up to the office in a "shirt" the size of a napkin.

Far from worrying about competing on price, the sneaker pimps were designing ever more intricate and pseudoscientific air pockets, and driving up prices by signing star athletes to colossal sponsorship deals.

In London, far from worrying about Canary Wharf's challenging the City, people now talk encouragingly about Canary Wharf as a safety valve, preventing the property market overheating again.The idea that Mr Reichmann is something of a dying breed is open to question (as rents rise, the banks will surely start to lend for risky projects—as they always have before).

Far from worrying about wolf conservation — as is the case, though controversially, in parts of the western United States — the thinly populated region of Yakutia, like much of the rest of rural Russia, grapples with a perennial problem of excessive predation by wolves.

Far from worrying about my health, the only concern that occupied my mind was whether I was going to be fit for our League Cup quarter-final against Premier League Charlton three days later.

Far from worrying about losing Pennell to another Premiership club, Warriors director of rugby Dean Ryan is more preoccupied with transfusing Pennell's spirit of ambition on his own doorstep at Sixways through the rest of the Worcester squad.

Far from worrying that the arts might get left behind with technology moving as fast as it does, Eliasson feels that "very often, art is capable of moving a lot faster, into deeper places.