Sentence examples for might get concerned from inspiring English sources
For example, you might've meant to write "I'm doing html" but predictive text might fill in "I'm doing hunk" and your boss or co-worker might get concerned.
Mills's decision yesterday suggests it might be time to start getting concerned.
But since then no work appears to have begun and school authorities are getting concerned that they might miss out.
If, after reading this, you are concerned that you might get it wrong, not to worry.
When asked about the stress he might be feeling, Randolph answered, "If you're implying that I might get fired, I'm not concerned about that".
Corinne wasn't sure about the loop idea at first (she was concerned it might get in the way of her performance), but I was convinced it was the right way to go and luckily she started to embrace it.
She looks dreamily into the mid-distance and then, concerned I might get the wrong end of the stick and believe she's talking about going to an aerobics class with Baroness Thatcher, she adds: "Ex-or-cise, like The Exorcist".
One resident described the lines as "ridiculous" but admitted she was concerned she might get a ticket if she parked on them.
Some of that worry and concern might get passed along to you, the average reader.
I'd just say "Yeah, that's great but $100 million in your pocket might get you over your concerns for your baby".
