Sentence examples for bit worrisome from inspiring English sources

She did volunteer, however, that it was "a bit worrisome".

I think [England] know that, particularly with our pace, that gets a bit worrisome.

"It's a little bit worrisome," said Dean Croushore, an economist at the Philadelphia Fed.

"The run-up in housing prices is a bit worrisome, but it may be a bubble," she said.

From a psychological standpoint it was a bit worrisome how easy this turned out to be, and to be honest it never entirely stopped.

Still, Boeing's inability to guarantee a delivery schedule "is a bit worrisome," said Troy J. Lahr, an analyst at Stifel, Nicolaus & Company in Baltimore.

"As for Taiwan," he Mr Tosto says, "they are big investors, and that's a bit more worrisome".

But it may be a bit more worrisome if you look at some of the regional numbers.

Most households, of course, are less exotic, if only a bit less worrisome to those for whom any arrangement other than the nuclear family is deemed a failure.

What's a bit more worrisome for Mr. Romney is that Gallup's reporting of the head-to-head results in its poll occurs over a lengthy seven-day window, meaning that only a minority of the interviews in the poll were conducted after the major speeches at the Democratic convention.

But its national impact is not nearly what it was in 1996, when voters hammered Newt Gingrich and his Contract With America Republicans for similar transgressions -- even though Mr. Bush's indifference to the environment is every bit as worrisome as Mr. Gingrich's.