Sentence examples for a central worry from inspiring English sources

It is a central worry of many Americans: not having enough money to live comfortably in old age.

A central worry, they say, is Trump's lack of precision in his speech and his penchant for hyperbole.

With Russian border guards taking up long-term positions on Abkhazia's periphery and Russian investors eager to buy up beachfront property, Mr. Bagapsh said Abkhaz independence remained a central worry.

"How are we supposed to feel?" A central worry was that Mr. Zarqawi had already progressed so far in his work of dividing Iraqis that the thick new flow of bodies from assassinations by Sunni and Shiite militias would continue without him.

But TVtracker.com Vice President Carolyn Finger says a central worry heading into the reality-heavy season should be viewer fatigue.

There has been much discussion of this principle and its underpinnings but this entry will focus on a central worry concerning this idea.

Steve Moyer, another Jefferson descendant and the president of the Monticello Association, confirms that grass was a central concern, though other worries included the fragility of tombstones.

My central worry is about a potential failure by UK media to hold power, meaning political power and business power, to account.

Iran's missile and nuclear programs are a central global worry.

This is far in excess of "price stability" by any definition, and suggests that a rise in interest rates is long overdue.Why should a central bank worry about such a broad price index rather than focusing solely on the prices consumers pay?

Whether that negates the value of West's work, or renders it false, is a personal decision his listeners can now make for themselves.Yet it also feels like these questions (Are an artist and his work so intertwined as to become inseparable, indistinct? Can we love one and not the other?) are becoming the central worry of our time.