Sentence examples for that much concern from inspiring English sources

She may not have been able to walk in a straight line since 2008, but until now neither of her parents has been able to muster all that much concern, focusing instead on ill-fated bunk-ups and their sprawling reprisals.

"The early days of Team New Zealand really didn't throw that much concern at us because it looked to be what we expected," he said.

"I wish he had that much concern and was as responsive to Republicans' calls for input on major legislation," Mr. McCotter said.

What I would say is that there can't be that much concern about Wilson's fitness because it would be a big negative to take that risk if they don't believe he's ready to return at this level.

The holidays will soon be upon us, and where you get your toys may not be of that much concern to you, so long as you grab a bargain.

That was something I had to learn early on because in my non-erotica writing life I've always wanted to write without that much concern for boundaries or classifications," said Ellie Saxx, author of Sweet & Forbidden, Back Door Bargain, and Pegged To Order.

And he has apparently mused to colleagues that too much concern about Thucydides's Trap may intimidate U.S. policymakers into premature compromises that would undermine vital American interests.

WWF maintains that to protect biodiversity, we need regulatory frameworks worldwide to prevent the use of chemicals with properties that cause much concern, certainly where safer alternatives exist.

Mr. Arkin argues that too much concern for the legality of individual targets was counterproductive.

In 1632 he converted from Eastern Orthodoxy to Catholicism, an action that caused much concern in Ukraine.

That's one that very much concerns the operating crews," said Paul McCarthy, who represents the International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associationss at the International Civil Aviation Organization.