Sentence examples for more concerned but from inspiring English sources

"I should probably say I'm more concerned, but I'm not," Favre said.

As the days passed, investigators became more concerned, but huge gaps remained in their understanding of Mr. Zazi's activities and any plot.

We don't have the same level of violence here as there is in other countries - if we were doing this in the Netherlands I'd be more concerned, but we haven't had any threats so far".

"If we hadn't been scoring all season, I'd be more concerned, but we have been.

Falsely based perceptions affect the efficiency of the security systems, since governments are encouraged to spend resources, such as an increased number of police officers, or even introduce urban interventions, in places where people are more concerned, but not necessarily where action is most needed or where it could have the greatest impact Grogger and Weatherford (1995).

Sensitive to minority issues, obviously, but more concerned about—" "But do you think a midget would stop those microapartments from going through, or not see a problem with smaller housing—".

Kahne said he would be more concerned with Harvick, but he knows that this is the point of the season in which Harvick gets hot.

My co-author's university in Glasgow was more concerned than mine but [agreed to the article going] ahead after months and months of deliberation," says Skeem.

In the dark ages of Platform, when every app seemed to spam users with reckless abandon, I might have been more concerned about this, but I suspect Facebook already has some measures in place to prevent abuse.

But more concerned about staying dry than seeing out the Mets' defeat, fans were already heading to the exits.

But more concerned, really, than jealous, because Brian's message (might I call him Brian? I can? Lovely!) is wrong.