Sentence examples for indeed more concerned from inspiring English sources

Governor Bush is indeed more concerned with governing than with politics, a quality of a true leader.

This is consistent with our analysis of group and subgroup differences that women indeed are more concerned about their activities of daily living and providing care for others.

Indeed, he seems more concerned with finding reasons why the United States should not lead.

Indeed, Jones is more concerned about No 7 than he is about No 12, which is saying something.

I'm not too worried about finding a husband now or next year; indeed, I'm more concerned about identifying where I want to be post-graduation and creating a strategy to get there.

Indeed, he was actually more concerned that Jeter and Garciaparra "might not come across as we wanted them to," Mr. Sheehan said.

Indeed, officials might be more concerned that, throughout the recent saga of Mr Chen's flight and eventual departure for America, online comment has been mostly sympathetic towards him.

Indeed, as China becomes more concerned about what it sees as the United States' stepped-up containment efforts against China — including the positioning of more warships in the Pacific — the less inclined it is to help the United States on North Korea, said Yun Sun, a China analyst in Washington.

Indeed, it seemed to be more concerned with helping to rehabilitate the accused than helping the victims.

Indeed, Avery Johnson said he was more concerned about "overpassing" — that Williams and Johnson would try too hard to set each other up, rather than take the open shot.

The Treasury, the Federal Reserve and the S.E.C. all seem to view propping up stock prices as a critical part of their mission — indeed, the Federal Reserve sometimes seems more concerned than the average Wall Street trader with the market's day-to-day movements.