Sentence examples for more concerned in from inspiring English sources

On this scintillating evidence it is Sarries who should be the more concerned in the buildup.

But Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll, said surveys showed that women were no more concerned in a political sense about education than men were.

François Hollande, France Hollande has become more concerned in recent months about Brexit prospects, with far-right leader Marine Le Pen making ever louder calls for a similar referendum in France.

"The authorities still seem to be more concerned in dealing with the rape case of a foreigner instead of my own," the Brazilian victim said in a telephone interview on Thursday.

I'll be enjoying the Olympics and Paralympics as a sports fan but, like Lord Coe, I am more concerned in the longer term with the legacy of the games.

One ought to be more concerned in obeying what the Holy Spirit inspires you to feel rather than what a bunch of men in fucking dresses are telling you to do or not do".

But in this recession, the government has been more concerned to rein in deficits.... [D]iscretionary fiscal policy this time has actually acted to restrain the recovery.

One explained that some colleagues are more concerned that taking in another 3,000 partners will dilute the value of the bonus and perks paid to the existing 70,000.

Second, trade policy is anchored in E.U. treaties and run by the European Commission, which is firmly in the free-trade camp, although it is more concerned than in the past to win reciprocal market access from trading partners.

What I'm even more concerned about in the shorter run is the rivers.

"They are more concerned than in the New Haven schools," she said.