Sentence examples for Express worry from inspiring English sources

Political strategists express worry that this sort activity has been creeping into campaigns for some time now.

At the same time, some officials here — including some American diplomats — express worry that releasing the report will actually trigger new civil strife.

Still, Mr. Lazio's supporters express worry that the window is closing, a concern that seems to have taken hold even in his campaign offices.

PARIS -- Yields on Greek bonds pushed to fresh highs Monday and shares in Athens sank as investors continued to express worry about the country's near-term ability to finance its debt, with some raising the specter of default even if international aid arrived soon.

In interviews to publicise his new book, The Celeb Diaries - an attempt, one senses, at self-deprecation and self-exoneration - he has managed to express worry about both his personal legacy and the fact that celebrity culture is somehow "bigger than all of us".

Shanley wasn't the first or last to express worry about Washington Mutual this week.

People often express worry that the relative anonymity of online learning environments and the disconnected nature of being in a MOOC (massive online open course) leads to more opportunities for academic dishonesty and outright cheating.

Some legalization advocates express worry that there will be pressure applied to Congress to eliminate or change this rule.

When people express worry about the radiation that cellphones give off, they're mostly concerned about its possible link to tumors and cancer.

About 60percentt of respondents who identify as independents disagree with the recommendation to clear Clinton, and a nearly equal portion express worry about the outcome and what it says about her decision-making if she becomes president.

They express: Worry about how others at work perceive your work.