Sentence examples for more concerned instead from inspiring English sources

In one of the numerous asides, she makes it clear that she is not one of those travel writers who go in for poetic or boastful embellishment of the truth, but is more concerned instead with revealing life at a particular moment.

First-hand accounts indicate that Cortés wasn't overly smitten with cochineal, more concerned instead with plundering gold and silver.

Recent research has shown that young job seekers are less interested in financial security when it comes to their careers and instead more concerned with job fufilment and contributing to solving social ills.

In particular, younger patients described how their physicians thought they should wait for referral to surgery, while they were instead more concerned with their current quality of life than with the risk of future revision surgery: [I used to think that] Maybe I'll have a hip replacement 10 or 15 years from now.

Indeed, Google may not have taken Motorola's presence in China into account sufficiently when it acquired the company, but was instead probably more concerned with United States and European regulators.

Instead, he is more concerned by the overall fund-raising environment.

Instead he seems more concerned with hot-stepping it with undue haste to the first obligatory wide shot of the country estate.

Instead, it's more concerned with keeping its servers running and hiring more employees to build out the product.

Instead, Shutterstock is more concerned with the technical quality of the photograph.

Instead they were more concerned with rigging the political system to ensure they stay in power.

Levitz said it did not and that, instead, it was more concerned with protecting children and maintaining a moral standard.