Sentence examples for a bit concerned about from inspiring English sources

I think they're a bit concerned about their conditioning.

I'm a bit concerned about the state of network television generally.

Naturally, he's a bit concerned about what effect this might have on his employers.

We've had three tough days training and I was a bit concerned about the fatigue factor.

"I'm a bit concerned about the indictment as far as Local 282 is concerned," Mr. Mollen said.

"I know Alex Ferguson is not a Liverpool fan so I'm a bit concerned about my excellent relationship with him," he joked.

But surely a reporter would have been scared off because my messages were coming from a New York Times address: Dear Dr. Patrick, I'm just a little bit concerned about giving out personal financial information to a stranger.

If you talk to kids' apps developers, there's not a single one who are not a little bit concerned about the sustainability of their industry over the next one, two, five years".

"A year ago, I was actually a little bit concerned about the event and concerned that the Olympics being in the U.K. would suck out all the air in terms of interest and public support," said Brad Drewett, the tournament's former director, who is now executive chairman and president of the ATP.

Here's a video that has us more than a little bit concerned about the state of science education in America.

Wang said he was "a little bit" concerned about his sinker, which he has not thrown in a consistently hard, downward movement lately.