Sentence examples for too concerned for from inspiring English sources

Forbes Faces: Saddam Hussein 12.04.01 The Iraqi leader halts oil exports, but investors aren't too concerned for now.

"For now I'm not too concerned, for the simple reason that these cases are pretty rare and because the health care workers involved will ensure it's well managed," another said.

It was not one of her great performances - she was too concerned for her sister's welfare for that - but she showed real champion qualities in prevailing in awkward circumstances.

But at the same time, he says that he was never too concerned for Pandora having to completely shut down.

Walpole was too concerned for his father's feelings to tell him he was no longer a believer, and on graduation from Cambridge in 1906 he took a post as a lay missioner at the Mersey Mission to Seamen in Liverpool.

Professionals with more or less severe stress reactions might have chosen not to participate to the study for a number of reasons (not concerned or too concerned for example).

Lacazette was allowed the space to turn in the opener, with the visitors' defence unorganised and too concerned about appealing for offside, for his 13th goal of the season.

And although everything from car loans to mortgages to credit card rates are keyed off of bond yields, and go up when yields rise, Mr. McDonald said he did not think consumers should be too concerned, at least for now.

On the bus, no one seems too concerned about rules (except for the driver, who cannot drink and is largely unseen).

It has long since stopped being a primarily religious event in Western culture, so the secular left does not need to be too concerned about reclaiming Christmas for themselves.

It should be noted that Gene Hofstadt did not seem to be too concerned about appropriate boundaries for children.