Sentence examples for Chief worry from inspiring English sources

The third chief worry involves burn beds.

A chief worry is the low-slung crafts' visibility.

My chief worry isn't being gassed, though; it's the weather.

The chief worry is that such people will leave in the general disenchantment of recession.

Their chief worry is Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the veteran PiS leader and a former prime minister.

The government's chief worry, though, seems to be containing inflation and managing growth.

For now, however, one of Mr. Bernanke's chief worries seems to have been assuaged.

Perhaps that particular weakness isn't currently among the union's chief worries, but it doesn't help either.

Rodriguez-Taseff chief worries surround the far more pragmatic issues of voting procedures and voting practices we'll have to deal with in electronic polling places this year.

But Mark Kroeker, the police chief, worries that word is getting out to criminals that because of four consecutive years of police budget cuts, crime pays in Portland.

As in other districts, jobs and the economy are the chief worries, and Mr Young is adept at appealing to rural prejudices by, for example, criticising overbearing federal regulation of agriculture.