Sentence examples for A slight concern from inspiring English sources
A slight concern: the "media capacity" is 150 sheets on this puppy, which means you'll have to refill it every few if you're doing a few dozen pages per day.
Ms. Shapiro called that "sort of a slight concern" and admitted to a few jitters.
George [Burgess] got a knock in the first five minutes and James Graham is a slight concern but I don't think they are major".
This is a "slight concern", he said, but the market is underpinned by the recent cuts in stamp duty and an array of attractive mortgage products.
In that sense, there's a slight concern about a little weakness, but the right word is I guess a 'smidgen,' not a whole lot". At that last meeting of the year, the major concern expressed was about inflation.
Van Teijlingen admitted that despite having a "slight concern" about the letter, its aim was to raise awareness of the public health threat posed by the virus rather than getting the Games moved or postponed.
"The idea of the Bloomsbury Group gets a mixed response and my slight concern is that the drama will play into a perception that they were self-indulgent, bed-hopping poseurs, whereas in fact they were a group of people who between them changed the cultural face of Britain," she said.
That bodes well for the United States' offense when the game slows down — an area of (very) slight concern given its fast-breaking inclination.
October/November has tended in recent seasons to be barren time for Liverpool - our current run of two games without a win is therefore of slight concern but pleasingly we're still creating stacks of chances and on most other days we would still have had a hat full with or without Torres against both Spurs and AthM.
My slight concern is him throwing a bit of a wobbly somewhere in the round.
96th over: England 357-8 (Flintoff 90, Harmison 5) A couple of no balls early on give Pollock reason for slight concern, but Flintoff's refusal of a simple single off the last ball suggests sobriety is England's priority now.
