Sentence examples for relatively unconcerned about from inspiring English sources
He repeatedly describes Bradlee as a reactive genius, relatively unconcerned about anything not in the moment.
At best, she will be accused of knowing very little and being relatively unconcerned about finding out.
With core inflation running at less than 1 percent, empiricists are therefore relatively unconcerned about inflation in the current environment.
Real estate executives said the scramble for growth by telecommunications and Internet-related companies made them relatively unconcerned about the cost of space.
Yet when they are faced with specific threats, emotion overrules logic pretty quickly -- we fear the unlikely and are relatively unconcerned about the truly dangerous.
We were relatively unconcerned about our safety, but we were absolutely terrified about one thing: what were we going to tell our parents?
* In contrast to their colleagues in the health sciences, biologists are relatively unconcerned (0.14) about the number of underrepresented minority faculty members.
I was relatively unconcerned.
So why do so many experts seem relatively unconcerned?
But most customers, in the developed world at any rate, are relatively unconcerned.
Nevertheless, it remains true that dictionaries are word-based and relatively unconcerned with features above the sentence level.
