Sentence examples for got a bit concerned from inspiring English sources

But when it started losing contracts to an unknown firm whose holding company was based out of the Middle-East, the board got a bit concerned.

But I sometimes get a bit concerned with the premise that someone's iPhone could seriously mess up the plane's navigation system.

"My roommate just had moved out so I was not used to being by myself that much and would often have full conversations with my robot friends," says Rauff. "My friends starting getting a bit concerned but we made it through that time and there's nothing but blue skies ahead!" Click here to see more of Rauff's camera robots.

People will probably get a bit concerned.

"Getting the same information from multiple places -- that gets a bit concerning," one official said.

"When we got to Balado people were a bit concerned and a bit worried about things, but we managed to convince everybody that we know how to make this relationship work, and we'll do that again.

A bit concerned, perhaps.

Their families were, understandably, a bit concerned.

A.B.G., Chicago I agree with Peter — it's time to get a tiny bit concerned, despite the Packers' record.

He bragged about his concealed carry permit and awkwardly boasted that his sons Don Jr and Eric own so many firearms "that sometimes even I get a little bit concerned".

The disarmament "hasn't happened yet, and I'm starting to get a little bit concerned that it might not, certainly in the volume that we want to see," General Conway said in an interview here at the headquarters of his First Marine Expeditionary Force, five miles east of Falluja, the embattled Sunni Muslim city that is the heart of the insurgency.