Sentence examples for more concerned of from inspiring English sources

In truth, the Jamaicans have been more concerned of late with internal squabbling than their rivalry with the Americans.

Form: As if resenting his reputation as a wheeler-dealer, Harry Redknapp has been unexpectedly quiet in the transfer market, and more concerned of late about keeping Luka Modric out of Chelsea's clutches.

"I think I would be more concerned of children dying than of an 84-year-old pope," said Ms. Wagura, 40, who is HIV positive and is not a follower of the pope.

As the demand of water increases, the countries sharing the basin are more concerned of fulfilling the internal demand, which leads countries to divert water unilaterally from the river basin without following the existing bilateral agreements between the countries.

He also grew more concerned of the "threatening" corporate influence into the film industry at the expense of "the idea of the creative spirit".

"When I'm on insulin, I became more concerned of my health.

But in societies without this sort of mobility a high Gini is troubling.Some societies are more concerned about equality of opportunity, others more about equality of outcome.

It paints a picture of a lending machine that was more concerned with volume of loans than quality.

Yik Yak seemed more concerned about privacy of its user than the victim of Yik Yak's posts.

Spanish parents of children placed more value on the best level of symptom control, while the Germans were more concerned about loss of appetite as a side effect.

Clients are becoming more distrustful of, and more concerned about, the fairness of the market.