Sentence examples for rather concerned that from inspiring English sources
Writing in 1978 to E. M. Widdowson, head of the Dunn Nutritional Laboratory and then chairing COMA, he complained: I am rather concerned that so little practical progress seems to have been made in achieving some form of vitamin D fortification to prevent vitamin deficiency in Asian immigrants.
Michael LaFargue (1992) also argues that the Daodejing is not to be interpreted as as concerning some metaphysical entity called the Dao, but is rather concerned with self cultivation that allows one to have a transforming experience of deep and peaceful stillness within one's personal center.
Boyle was rather concerned about the support that some audiences gave to the anti-black and anti-hippie views expressed by his character in Joe and, in 1971, he refused the Gene Hackman role in The French Connection because he felt the film glamorised violence.
Their point was that environments will not keep changing forever and that conservation biology is rather concerned with population survival over modest periods of time (e.g., 50 generations).
Though known in Germany, the term sans papiers (paperless) is used less often than in other countries as the public is rather concerned with those who face deportation after orderly registration in an asylum procedure that led to rejection.
Supervisors in the present study did not mind that students were involved in important decisions, but rather concerned for the consequences of such decisions.
Another observation is that a large and important part of the staff members' ethical considerations was not related to patient encounters, but rather concerned organizational problems as well as issues of cooperation with and loyalty towards colleagues.
The National Careers Service Advisory Group is concerned that schools - rather than local authorities - will now be expected to provide careers advice for pupils but without funding being transferred.
The Rasmussen poll finds that a clear majority of Americans are more concerned that health reform be done right rather than enacting the hastily constructed proposal currently on the table.
