Sentence examples for a cause of worry from inspiring English sources

Erections, no matter how common, can be unpredictable, and hence, a cause of worry.

As a result, the recent rise of the dollar has itself been a cause of worry in the United States.

The lure of militancy for local youths is a "cause of worry," said an Indian security official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the matter with the media.

Aleksandr I. Lebed, the former paratroop general whose political ambitions are a cause of worry for President Boris N. Yeltsin and his Communist opposition, won a sweeping victory tonight in a runoff gubernatorial election in the Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk, assuring himself of a foothold in Russia's presidential race in 2000.

As someone who struggled with bulimia in your youth, was your appointment as a restaurant critic a cause of worry at all?

The prolongation of the sick-listing certificate was a cause of worry.

Nevertheless, the absence of early warnings from the shuttle's processors and the complex web of sensors attached to them is a cause of some worry.

For some, knowledge of genetic status was very useful; for others, it was a cause of unnecessary worry.

The increasing rate of CDI episodes in Italian hospitals over the last six years represents a matter of concern for our country; the emergence of hypervirulent C. difficile strains, already circulating in Italy [ 21], is a cause of further worry.

Food insecurity affects 1.4 million people (40percentt of the population) and is a constant cause of worry for an additional 1.1 million people (30 percent) who are under threat of becoming food insecure should current conditions persist.

Disconnection from family was also a primary cause of worry and was seen as a direct contributor to emotional distress.