Sentence examples for nearly concerned from inspiring English sources

The public is too concerned about an unrealistic fear of quid pro quo bribery and not nearly concerned enough about the egregiously high rates of re-election.

The unavoidable and melancholy Consequence of this Proceeding was, that there was a Ballance every Saturday Morning in the Office against the Manager, of Fifty or Sixty Pounds; and his Pride, as well as his Honour, were too nearly concerned not to prudence the Deficiency every Week with the utmost Exactness.

It is the explanation of this selection of the consumer system that most nearly concerns the content of the representation, says Millikan.

"In complete honesty, when I was governor [of Georgia] I was not nearly as concerned about the unfairness of the application of the death penalty as I am now.

But Jerry Balsam, mild-mannered hedge-fund analyst, is not nearly as concerned a citizen as his muscular online alter ego, BALSAM, JERRY.

They cannot teach their children the minimum skills, either social or academic, needed to function as adults, and they are not nearly enough concerned by this.

Traditional morals seep into the series, too, when Helen Corning gets engaged -- the originals were not nearly as concerned with marriage.

In both cases, nearly everyone concerned had decided not to date anyone outside of their religion prior to meeting the other.

In short, there are hundreds of papers on these supracellular mechanisms but they are nearly all concerned with the embryo.

It shows almost half the population (47%) are worried about Brexit, up eight points since September, with nearly two-thirds concerned about its potential impact on food prices.

And nearly everyone is concerned about the depth of the cuts his team has floated to non-military programs.