Sentence examples for mostly concern about from inspiring English sources

"Government spending in energy sector is not considering the needs of the energy poor people of Bangladesh … [and] the government is mostly concern about the urban users, both domestic and private sectors," she said.

Here we will mostly concern about ownership, alignment and harmonization.

"I was mostly concerned about the Vomit Comet".

On the first call, the men held hostage were mostly concerned about their wives and children.

While helping triage the sick, Liza is mostly concerned about helping Grizelda and Nick.

In Kenya we are mostly concerned about our own species, the critically endangered black rhino.

But she said she was mostly concerned about the parents and the children, whom she considers her extended family.

"I've always thought that Republicans were mostly concerned about the working men and women of America," Mr. McCain says.

Lawmakers here were mostly concerned about who would get what piece of the pie — the casinos, the racetracks or the state.

I did this sparingly, concerned about its diminishing effects but mostly concerned about something utterly mortifying: Jared's impression of me.

Her response: "The salaries and prestige of working [for reconstruction organisations] attract people mostly concerned about a good salary and future.