Sentence examples for a bit more concerning from inspiring English sources

"The time that the snow is going to arrive on Friday is going to impact on what happens and Saturday is a bit more concerning, as the forecast is for snow overnight and into Saturday, with the Saturday temperatures not forecast to get up terribly high.

Labeled "PENS," the boxes looked innocent enough, but after loading in eight quarters, locals found something a bit more concerning inside.

"On all indicators the situation in Guinea is a little bit more concerning," Dr Nabarro added.

A little bit more concerning is the rather large number of "potentially problematic genes" expressed in some of our KiPS lines, which passed all standard criteria for pluripotency tests available in human.

Ventura's history of shoulder problems makes the injury a bit more of a concern.

Back when Wahooly was first hatching its crowdfunding model, there was still a bit more skepticism and concern over crowdfunding models, and whether or not there could be a legitimate way for startups to trade equity in return for social media buzz and feedback.

Adds a bit more context to the news concerning newspapers of late.

"I would have wished that he would have at some point in his visit to Egypt been a bit more explicit in raising concerns about what is a very hard authoritarian regime," said Mr. Diamond, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and director of Stanford University's Center on Democracy, Development and Rule of Law.

Are they going to look back and regret it?" Janelle's father was concerned, too, but a bit more philosophical.

Merchant is right that fans are concerned about Mosley, and the fans are right to be concerned: his technique seems a bit more disjointed and a bit less precise than it used to be; more worryingly, so does his speech.

And, b) they should get out a bit more, beyond the chi-chi "family concerns" they breathe the rarified air of, and see the very different looks of the faces of the old people I see shopping in my local pedestrianised parade of small shops and in my local big, beautiful Tesco.