Sentence examples for a common worry from inspiring English sources

There is a common worry that the grinding need to raise money has discouraged the best people from running for public office.

Mrs. Petrauskas's comments were indicative of a common worry at Ford that plaintiffs' lawyers will dribble out documents for months whenever the recall fades from public attention.

He describes past cruelties done in the name of eugenics and voices a common worry that new technologies may be put to worse uses still.

Mr. Levinson expresses a common worry: that by having a longer presidential term, we may be left with a president in whom we have lost confidence.

Simply, many Muslims feel like second-class citizens in Europe (a common worry is that Turkey will never be allowed into the European Union because it is a Muslim country).

A common worry of startups is that corporate development executives are going to steal their ideas.

Cringe worthy as the thought is, the fear of "dropping the baby" is an extremely common worry among new parents.

"There is some evidence of the kind of common worry that New York has a weak middle," said Frank Braconi, chief economist in the comptroller's office.

It is hard to put a figure on how many of these deaths are related to the issue of debt, but according to a YouGov poll, money was the most common worry across the UK last year, with almost half of all callers to the Samaritans' helpline naming it as their main concern.

A common paranoid worry that people tend to have at work is that they're always on the brink of being fired or that their boss hates him or her.

Whose hands will be on the controls, and how will that person be chosen Another common worry is that geo- engineering is simply a way for the present generation to duck its responsibilities and dump them on its children.