Sentence examples for too concerned by from inspiring English sources

Investors didn't appear too concerned by the size of the deal, or by the high degree of control that Santander will have over its Mexican subsidiary.

Nor does he seem too concerned by the high poverty rate, which he recently described as "the flip side of California's incredible attractiveness".

Tom Coughlin did not seem too concerned by the groin injury but admitted Tuck's neck issues "may well be" a lingering problem.

"I wouldn't want anyone to be too concerned by the large numbers of trees affected by the storm," said a commission spokesman.

The overwhelming majority of our 135,000 ticket-holders are clearly not too concerned by that particular two-hour slot on one of the 100 stages at our five-day event.

Then again, the team doesn't really seem too concerned by this.

"If a sponsor is offering an apartment at a great price in a heated market," he said, "a purchaser in all likelihood will not be too concerned that another unit is occupied by a rental tenant".

He's not too concerned about the libraries being raided by art thieves who, in keeping and not sharing the works, strip them from their social connections.

Alice, too, was concerned by what people were saying about her.

Sylvia Earle, a former chief scientist at NOAA and perhaps the country's best-known oceanographer, said that she, too, was concerned by the pace of the scientific response.

She, too, is concerned by the emerging research on cortisol and is sceptical of governments' preference for nurseries, arguing that they tend to be attracted by economies of scale.