Sentence examples for Mildly worried from inspiring English sources
Most said they had heard it too many times to be even mildly worried.
First, investors are only mildly worried about Brexit and think the short-term economic consequences are either hard to predict or exaggerated.
I had regaled them with stories about our previous trip, and I was mildly worried about how we were going to distribute the fillets from all the fish we were going to catch.
— At first, the prospect drew mildly worried looks from people on both sides of this state's giant political divide: Sarah Palin, the former Republican vice-presidential candidate, was to appear on the steps of this state's Capitol, the very place that has become a stage for demonstration after demonstration against Wisconsin's Republican-led efforts to cut collective bargaining rights.
Senator Fitzgerald followed their father, Stephen (a former sheriff of Dodge County) into politics in 1994, then Representative Fitzgerald ran a few years later — blessed with built-in name recognition that most politicians could only dream of, but mildly worried, too, that there might be "fatigue" over seeing yet another Fitzgerald on the ballot.
Nine games in, however, the prevailing sentiment is shifting from early-season annoyance into mildly worrying trend.
Considering that other Republicans have had their problems during this time period, I would call this trend at least mildly worrying for Mr. Romney's campaign.
Next year's budget deficit will probably exceed 5% of GDP, a dismaying figure for any country without a very good excuse, though not nearly as bad as Hungary's 9.9% deficit last year.The Czech Republic can point to strong foreign investment, and wage growth that is only mildly worrying.
Those assembled were mildly scandalised, worried the cameras would catch them laughing at something "inappropriate".
Ho-hum, nothing big, probably just some investors worried they might mildly disappoint once again this quarter.
