Sentence examples for though concerned about from inspiring English sources

He is, though, concerned about over-development: "I like it that I live five minutes from a field.

Though concerned about falling branches, he said, "I have good reflexes".

Though concerned about paying such a high salary, Winnipeg exercised its right to match the offer.

Governments, though concerned about their own patches of the planet, care little about other people's.

She says that the government, though concerned about the segregation of Muslim women, has ignored suggestions to remedy it.

French authorities were intrigued, though concerned about perceptions in a country where tax dollars historically play a larger role in arts financing than they do in, say, the United States, said Michael Goldman, 33, a founder of My Major Company.

Some though were more concerned about his tendency to walk around the Big Brother house in his underwear.

Madison, though, seemed less concerned about that than about the tales of freedom Billey might tell others upon his return to Montpelier.

Mutual fund companies, though, seemed less concerned about circuit breakers, which now seem even less of a factor, and more about being prepared for a flood of telephone calls from jittery investors.

The agency was, though, very concerned about unauthorized filming of football games, pointing to its No Drone Zone PSA campaign as a marked success.

Ultimately, though, Babbage is more concerned about identity theft than with Google selling his likes and dislikes to advertisers.