Sentence examples for feel less concerned from inspiring English sources

Asked if he was concerned about his position in the championship, Hamilton said: "I feel less concerned today because the team have been under a great amount of pressure to bring upgrades and we've hopefully got some upgrades this weekend that I hope will put us back in the fight.

Thasmia Khan, 17, studying at Altrincham girls' grammar school, says: Lowering tuition fees to £6,000 would make me feel less concerned about debt.

But, despite Nicholson's mastery over her own comportment — she manages to make her character seem full, yet constricted by hate — we feel less concerned than we should about Sally's state.

For example, individuals may be more likely to evacuate or take precautionary actions if a hurricane forecast track overlaps with their own town, but feel less concerned if not.

If Rhee urged us all to help ensure that those conditions were met, I'd feel less concerned about some of her other objectives.

Sure the nice gesture makes us feel less concerned about the inherent evilness of the human race, but that must've been more embarrassing for the sheep than simply realizing how they'd fucked themselves into certain death by ravenous wolves.

China, which introduced a social pension in 2009, saw a significant increase in domestic consumption because younger people felt less concerned about saving for retirement.

Ms. Maddow became the 9 p.m. host following Mr. Olbermann and has built such a successful show that some NBC executives felt less concerned about losing Mr. Olbermann as the signature star of the network.

"I never wanted to be a 'bunhead,' " she said, speculating that she had been chosen to be laid off either because her attention was not totally on the company or because Mr. Martins felt less concerned about releasing a dancer with better prospects of coping with the outside world.

He says that while he knew he was in dangerous waters remaking "Planet of the Apes," which he calls a "classic," he feels less concerned tackling "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". "There are people who love ['Willy Wonka'], but it's such a different type of movie.

Some were concerned that the routine datasets might not be stored securely during the research but felt less concerned knowing that the datasets would not contain names and addresses, only NHS numbers.