Sentence examples for a general worry from inspiring English sources

So this is a general worry one could raise with any charge of silencing.

This realisation has now morphed into a general worry about nearly all risky assets, and about the balance-sheets of the institutions that hold them.

Bed2bed University challenge Reprints Related items Higher education: University challengeJun 28th 2001Oxford's move addresses a general worry about the university system, as well as a particular concern about the perceived snobbery of the place.

But who should watch the watchmen?One idea was to hand more control to voters, but that was dropped last month on a general worry about politicisation and a specific fear of far-right parties seizing control.

A general worry about zero-hours contracts is that abusive employers are getting a free ride on the public purse as the benefits system is left to fill the gap in workers' earnings.

A general worry about the hylomorphist approach might be put as follows.

Samuel Tombs at Capital Economics said a more general worry was that banks will be hammered by an economic slowdown and further sharp falls in consumer spending, forcing them to make higher bad debt provisions.

(This question springs from a more general worry about the holism of functional specification, which will be discussed more generally in Section 5.1).

A more general worry is that the very notion of belief is not theoretically useful if the criteria for what counts as a belief become too loose.

Top Marine officers, including Mattis, who was then a major general, worried that launching a massive assault on the city could be viewed by partisans on both sides as an attempt to influence the electoral outcome.

I think that's just a general human worry, not necessarily a psychonautical worry.