Sentence examples for somewhat of a concern from inspiring English sources

"I do believe that the governor has a right to make his choices," he said, "but I do have somewhat of a concern about this particular choice".

As a result, the Madigan-Rutherford matchup moved to a tie and 70percentt of voters agreed they shared either a "serious" or "somewhat of a concern" that such a conflict would "put too much power in one family's hands".

Death is somewhat less of a concern.

After being apprehended on a 5150 for setting fire in a residential driveway, the former Nickelodeon star's condition has become somewhat of a public concern.

Internal windows overlooking the vehicle area were important, since most passengers still found bus transportation "somewhat of a mystery," and were concerned with missing their trip.

There's always going to be somewhat of that concern when he comes back".

"Daily consumption of somewhat unhealthy things used to be less of a concern, because lifespans were shorter," Mr. Scientist, Ph.D, said.

* Jericho, a CBS drama about strange goings-on in a small Kansas town after a mysterious explosion, "may prove to be somewhat of a ‘sleeper,’ " but " one primary concern is that the show may unfold at a slower than ideal pace".

Several retailers issued March same-store sales reports Thursday, and even though investors seemed little concerned, the figures were somewhat of a disappointment.

Henry angrily declined to do so, probably out of a concern that Geoffrey would try to seize power in Normandy somewhat earlier than intended.

It was somewhat of a daze.