Sentence examples for bit to worry from inspiring English sources

The affluent have a good bit to worry about — higher taxes, new uncertainty in the stock market.

All I can say is that if we are mediocre, then everyone else in Europe has a fair bit to worry about.

The only bit to worry about is flying under the bridge – don't descend too sharply, or you're dead.

On the other hand, Jesse has a bit more to worry about.

Maybe Lisa, at eight years old, is a little bit young to worry about that, but that's what we were trying to explore here".

"So I wonder whether my chance will ever come, and I'm just a bit too tired to worry about it now".

If your lips are dry, then the peppermint oil will sting a little bit (it is nothing to worry about, just a natural effect); prevent this by applying Chapstick before the peppermint oil.

-- ivehaditElsewhere on the Bits blog, commenters continued to worry about the lack of privacy on the Web.

But when the pattern repeats at the second, third and fourth meetings, the board will start to worry a bit more about your judgement or ability to recruit.

LONDON — Forthcoming trans-Atlantic trade talks might offer a fresh incentive for Europe to worry a bit less about protecting past economic gains and focus a bit more on securing sources of future prosperity.

I may be a bit run-down but nothing to worry about.