Sentence examples for a persistent worry for from inspiring English sources

Checking food safety "from farm to fork" in Europe has been a persistent worry for two decades, since the crisis of mad cow disease in Britain threw the Continent into a crisis and prompted a ban on British beef exports to Europe and the United States.

'For a man trying to get a persistent worry out of his mind, the top of Haystacks is a wonderful cure,' wrote fellwalker Alfred Wainwright in his Pictorial Guides to the Lakes.

For both the United States and Israel, Iran's nuclear program has been a persistent worry.

But there is a persistent worry that the Oscar telecast simply can't get the ratings that it once did.

The IMF has a persistent worry about the longer term outlook.

It brought up a persistent worry that would bother me throughout the day.

The disorder is defined as persistent worry for more days than not, for at least several months.

Technology analysts say the most persistent worry for digital device makers is the supply from Japan of so-called NAND flash — the lightweight storage chips used in smartphones, tablet computers, digital cameras and a variety of other components.

Banks stumbled after the Regions Financial Corporation, Comerica and Zions Bancorp posted second-quarter losses that stirred worries about rising loan defaults, a persistent concern for banks as unemployment approached 10percentt.

People with generalized anxiety disorder have persistent worry and anxiety symptoms for at least a six-month period.

(The exception to this rule is depression, for which persistent worry about the past is a recognised symptom. But it's not called worry: it's called "rumination". "Worry" is defined as anxious thinking about the future).