Sentence examples for bit concerned that from inspiring English sources

"I'm a little bit concerned that Iran could be this year's Japan," Mr. Schomer said.

"We were a bit concerned that we wouldn't be able to do it," he says.

"I'm a bit concerned that not all of them will be able to do it".

I'm a bit concerned that the librarian might say something similar.

"We're a little bit concerned that we might experience that here," he said.

"Investors are a bit concerned that Samsung's momentum may slow in the first half," said Kim Sung-soo, a fund manager at LS Asset Management.

"It is a bit concerning that authorities around Europe are all sounding quite confident about the ability of their banks to sail through the tests," said Marie Diron, an economist in London who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young.

It's frankly a bit concerning that Tim Kaine is even on the ticket.

So it's a bit concerning that only 43percentt of managers correctly identified the temperature at which chicken needed to be cooked to safely eat as recommended by the FDA -- 165 degrees.

There's a tendency now in India to look for things that are more structured, more systematized, and I'm a bit concerned with that because, while it's true from a consumer's standpoint that you want things that are much more predictable and better quality, there's a misconception that jugaad necessarily means poor quality.

Rene Devis, a research associate, admitted that he did feel a bit concerned at first.