Sentence examples for been somewhat concerned from inspiring English sources

"The European courts, in particular the transnational courts, have been somewhat concerned, and some feel demeaned, that we did not cite their decisions with more regularity," he said.

Mr. Ellis said campaign officials had been somewhat concerned that many of the polls did not adequately account for likely voters.

Speaking of the views of a membership, and the rights of women, it has been somewhat concerning, to say the least, to find that since the Tories came to power there has been a sharp increase in discussion of abortion limits, and access to abortion, and thus in the degree to which women's bodies are becoming a political issue.

Only 17percentt reported that they were "very concerned" about government surveillance, while 35percentt were somewhat concerned, 33percentt were not very concerned and 13percentt were not at all concerned.

Still, an even greater share of respondents said that they were at least somewhat concerned that some organizations might abuse their nonprofit status for personal or political gain, with 42percentt saying they were very concerned and 36percentt saying they were somewhat concerned.

"I'm somewhat concerned about tonight.

But he had to be somewhat concerned.

Three preservation groups that regularly monitor hearings said they were somewhat concerned.

Especially in Minnesota, his campaign does appear to be somewhat concerned.

If fans in San Antonio should be somewhat concerned after this weekend, those in Oklahoma City probably should be downright worried.

"I was somewhat concerned with the 'I can't fly but I can type 80 words per minute syndrome,' " said one pilot.