Sentence examples for much less concern from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the unities were of much less concern in Renaissance England.

Yet it remains curious that the same evidence about phthalates arouses so much less concern in America.

Rees-Mogg says that for women of her generation, questions of gender are of much less concern.

Its rivals, meanwhile, offer many more features, but they're piled into bulkier boxes with much less concern for refinement, logic or simplicity.

The aesthetics of fast food are of much less concern to me than its impact upon the lives of ordinary Americans, both as workers and consumers.

To avoid many of ICANN's problems, an open alternative to Passport needs to be built as a decentralised system from the start, with many organisations issuing online IDs and users holding more than one rather as the credit-card market, which has caused much less concern, is now organised.This is what XNS, short for extensible name service, wants to be.

So the artist is not is much less concerned with formal things than he is with getting the story across.

For example, millennials seem much less concerned about Russian meddling in US elections than the rest of the Democratic party elite.

"I am much less concerned with whatever it is technology may be doing to people that what people are choosing to do to one another through technology," Mr. Rushkoff writes.

And one song number, "Get Away, Young Man," brings but an echo of La Dietrich of yore.Actually, Mr. Taradash, working from a Sylvia Richards yarn, is much less concerned with his lady than he is with his gun-slinging men.

Chapter 14 is titled "Word Processing (also known as 'typing')." Ms. Williams is apparently much less concerned about telling her readers how something works and more intent on explaining to them how to get something to work.