Sentence examples for were quite concerned from inspiring English sources

A large-scale survey in the Netherlands, for example, revealed little difference in the number of loyalty-program cards carried by consumers who said they were quite concerned versus only weakly concerned about privacy.

The experienced candidates wanted three times the salary and were quite concerned about not having their own offices.

"We were quite concerned about meeting the deadline," he told me once, referring to the Democratic National Convention.

"We were quite concerned," he added, and determined "we either have to rebuild, and restore the luster to the conference, or do away with it".

At the ABC affiliate convention last week, network executives were quite concerned about their award-winning news program "Nightline". Indeed, the ABC executives made a special appeal for the program, telling affiliates that if they continued to favor syndicated shows over "Nightline" after the late local newscasts, it could soon go off the air.

In 2003 I was thinking about Iraq and a lot of us in America were quite concerned about what was being done in our names and the fact that our president was telling us just to go shopping and not to think, let him do the thinking, which... if you've heard him is... (laughter).

"Ongoing surveillance programs are something that Americans are quite concerned about, and whether the concerns he raised back in 2004 would exist with current programs as we know them" remain an open question.

"I was quite concerned," Jones, said.

"We're quite concerned about this".

Companies have been quite concerned about seamlessness in recent years.

But he was quite concerned about the pursuit of it.