Sentence examples for slightly concerned that from inspiring English sources

I'm slightly concerned that Noel Fehily appears to have chosen Henryville over Southfield, however.

Bluebaby - "Adorable opening ceremony; slightly concerned that the ground is only two-thirds full.

I bet the club hierarchy are at least slightly concerned that he'll iron someone out with an elbow.

"I'm slightly concerned that this argument is being used to stifle debate, and that stifling of debate is likely to cause anger.

"I fear they've heard of us down there," Mr. McCall Smith said, slightly concerned that they might also have heard a pernicious rumor that, thanks to persistent practice, the orchestra was less bad than it used to be.

But, with England having slipped to fifth in the Test rankings since he took over, is he even slightly concerned that his way of coaching – he is a far more clubbable man than Fletcher, for starters – might not be the right way?

However, it also says: "It is slightly concerning that a number of companies felt there would not be much benefit from the Nato summit coming to Wales".

It is great to see that families are saving more than ever, but slightly concerning that debt levels are continuing to climb," said Louise Colley, protection distribution director for Aviva.

"He felt the hamstring that, of course, kept him out for so long at the end of last season and we were slightly concerned about that when he came to us.

With respect to Mexico and Canada, the t-test shows that the coefficient results for the first dummy variable (not at all concerned vs. slightly concerned) are not significant.

This indicates that the level of policy support does not vary between people who are not at all concerned or slightly concerned.