Sentence examples for a larger worry from inspiring English sources

Refugees in Little Mogadishu have a larger worry lurking in the back of their minds -- the dream of America.

But Uniteds abandonment of its pensions and GMs deepening troubles highlight a larger worry that ought to be a focus of our politics.

It is also unclear whether the S.E.C. thinks there is a larger worry about earnings winding up in the wrong hands before being made public.

Their mules quietly eat grass.A slippery slope to war?A larger worry is that countries with high-performance military robots may be more inclined to launch attacks.

While that problem concerns Republicans, Democrats have a larger worry: the unemployment crisis that crippled John McCain and the Republicans in 2008 is hanging on -- and now is being blamed on Democrats.

This is part of a larger worry for Facebook, which recently noted that at the end of 2017 it suffered "a slight decline" in the number of daily active users in the United States and Canada after years of growth.

Instead, as Elizabeth Nolan Brown astutely observed for Reason, "Salaita's story speaks to a larger, worrying devaluation of free speech in 21st century academia".

Professor Ranis noted that another factor appears to be playing a larger role: worry.

The larger worry is that certain features of an object, such as the cruelty of a joke or the fact that one is not responsible for some bad trait, do not make any overt reference to a state or attitude.

The government cannot afford more vote-pleasing handouts.A further, and larger, worry concerns monetary policy.

And that is the larger worry that current policy has neglected.