Sentence examples for though more concerned from inspiring English sources

The Lahore group (Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement) members are also proselytizers, though more concerned in gaining converts to Islam than to their particular sect.

Most Cubs fans I know, though, have always been more concerned with the St . LouisCardinals than the White Sox.

In the heat of the moment, though, I was far more concerned with how close I was to plummeting to my doom.

General Motors' share price plummeted to a 65-year low after it made another big loss, though analysts were more concerned at the rate at which GM and Ford were tapping their cash reserves to see them through an adverse market—$6.9 billion in the quarter for GM and $7.7 billion for Ford.

Even FIFA's president Sepp Blatter admitted, last month, that giving the World Cup to the Gulf country was a "mistake" — though he seemed more concerned with the prospect of watching the game in 120-degree weather than with the human rights of the Nepali laborers building stadiums in similar temperatures.

For the moment, though, those sides are far more concerned with the fight for fifth place, the play-off slot.

"One Punch Knock Out" (undated) could be mistaken for a George Bellows, though Mr. Riggs is more concerned with the crowd reaction than the movements of the fighters.

Though Tarski himself was more concerned to resolve the Liar for formal languages, his solution seems implausible as applied to many naturally occurring uses of 'true'true

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Others appeared more concerned.

Other farmers sounded more concerned.