Sentence examples for warning a bit from inspiring English sources

Juan Carlos Batlle, president of Puerto Rico's Government Development Bank, called the warning "a bit premature," in testimony before the new government's transition committee, saying that the new government would maintain fiscal discipline.

This may still happen, but the fact that there was no immediate reaction does discount such dire warnings a bit already.

Today, the warning seems a bit redundant.

"I am the last Egyptian you will talk to about that," the official said, both as a warning and as a bit of friendly advice.

I haven't been able to track down a supplier, so here is a Sicilian recipe, adapted from ricettedisicilia.net (warning: it's a bit of a fag).

Travellers no doubt already knew that there is some (albeit very small) risk of terror whenever one travels, and that the rise of Islamic State (IS) and the chaos in the Middle East only increases that (very small) risk.Which makes the warning system seem a bit silly.

Watch the video above to see what happens (warning: there's a bit of NSFW language).

His handlers were warning that Tyson was in a bit of dudgeon and that we should keep our distance.

Given that marijuana is the most commonly used illegal substance in the country, the fresh strategy already seems a bit stale, warning as it does about the dangers of an opiate epidemic without a hint of self-awareness.

The warning might have seemed a bit rich coming from the man who invented the concept of midi-chloreans, microscopic creatures living in the bloodstream of all living things that supposedly communicate the Force's will.

Mr. Savage's riffs are a quirky, zig-zagging flow of ideas that at their best are a kind of talk show scat, jumping from a mini-lecture about the Khmer Rouge, to a rave about barbecue chicken, to a warning that he feels a bit manic, which means he'll be depressed for tomorrow's show.