Sentence examples for Worried experts from inspiring English sources

If you had looked at the financial news in June 2008, you would have found a great many worried experts talking about a credit crunch, and about mounting losses at an American bank called Lehman Brothers.

Still, the findings have worried experts.

The recent events in the Vermont-sized province have worried experts and government officials, both in Colombia and the United States, who have questioned how effective the brigade will be.

Uncertain budgets, a broken procurement system and an unfair trade environment have eroded the United States' defense industrial base to levels at which national security could be at risk, a long-awaited White House report released Thursday concluded, bringing new urgency to problems that have worried acquisition experts for years.

But they shouldn't be so worried about backlash, experts say.

Even after this, the hospital simply stepped up its own investigation, and it failed to notify the police or state health officials until its hand was forced by a worried poison control expert.

Despite the uncertainty, the results have experts worried--most notably some entomologists, who question the city's and state's ability to wage an effective war against mosquitoes this spring and summer.

Some experts worried that a conviction would have a chilling effect on worried doctors and keep powerful painkillers from patients who need them.

Experts remain worried about the impact of the attacks, which represent the biggest single loss of life on French soil since the Second World War.

Page A6 CHINA WORRIED ON TOUGHER STANCE Experts in China said there were several signs that the Obama administration could take a harder line toward Beijing, including Mr. Obama's emphasis on climate change and the environment in trade negotiations and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's focus on human rights.

But auto makers' safety experts are less worried.