Sentence examples for a practical worry from inspiring English sources

When romance blooms between Bea and Tom, Peter's response is partly one of a practical worry for the rabbits' safety.

A more practical worry is that reform might quickly be exploited by the very forces it is meant to constrain: rapacious local governments and developers.

But Mr Peña's volte-face appears to have been driven by a more practical worry: the size of the increase in VAT and other taxes required to replace payroll taxes renders the proposal "unrealistic", a senior official argues.

This practical worry catches me off guard, but I shouldn't be surprised.

These are practical worries in a post-tornado town.

Likewise, the anger voiced by many priests after Dallas probably did not stem solely from practical worries about frivolous accusations and a lack of due process but also from many other large and small grievances that priests nursed against their bishops.

Looking back, her husband, now the interim associate pastor at a Presbyterian church in Manhattan, said he was in an energized, focused state that insulated him from practical worries.

This decline is being driven less by moral qualms about execution than by practical worries about whether the right people are being executed.Almost a hundred people have been released from death-row because proof of their innocence has turned up.

Practical worries are growing too.

No: the nationalist rhetoric also expresses more practical worries.

Mr. Quinn said he had practical worries for the state.