Sentence examples for is much less concerned from inspiring English sources
Whether or not Collodi is tongue in cheek here is hard to say: the fairy is quick to forgive Pinocchio, and despite Pinocchio's historical reputation, the rest of the book is much less concerned with Pinocchio's lying than it is with other kinds of naughtiness he engages in.
This focus on data integrity is why Ilves is much less concerned with Snowden's NSA revelations than either last year's Office of Personnel Management (OPM) hack in which the data of 21 million people was stolen, or with the ongoing fight between Apple and the FBI over a back door to the iPhone's data.
"So actually, if people do get a Lamborghini, and end up on the state pension, the state is much less concerned about that, and that is their choice".
He said: "If people do get a Lamborghini, and end up on the state pension, the state is much less concerned about that, and that is their choice".
Owing to the nature of his project, Heidegger is much less concerned to get all the details correct in an historical genealogy of art than he is to show how modern aesthetics eclipses the true work of art so that, on the basis of this critique of aesthetics, he can try to describe and so suggest how the work of art might be encountered in a post-aesthetic way.
WASHINGTON -- Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that he is "much less concerned" with the dangers posed by assault weapons than he is about high-capacity gun magazines, possibly offering an early window into the Obama administration's priorities in the upcoming gun control debate on Capitol Hill.
"I am much less concerned with whatever it is technology may be doing to people that what people are choosing to do to one another through technology," Mr. Rushkoff writes.
Moreover, the present works mainly focused on the growth of GaN nanostructures, other III-nitride materials (InN, AlN) are much less concerned although they have similar importance.
For this reason, it seems, contemporary debates on truth have been much less concerned with the issue of truth-bearers than were the classical ones.
In contrast, in post-traditional or modern society people (actors, agents) are much less concerned with the precedents set by earlier generations, and they have more choices, due to flexibility of law and public opinion.
Finally, if prior exposure to ambient pollution were to equally affect pre- and postexposure measurements, then there would be much less concern about taking prior exposures to ambient pollutants into effect when doing controlled exposure studies.
