Sentence examples for a subject of worry from inspiring English sources

But this is not the first time that football injuries have been a subject of worry in the White House.

The case also became a subject of worry about health problems because of the popularity of Botox in the entertainment industry.

Infant feeding is a subject of worry in prevention of mother to child transmission (pMTCT) programmes in settings where breastfeeding is normative.

This quotation comes from an extended passage in which Jesus deals with the subject of worry.

"Standards of care within Labour's Welsh NHS have been the subject of worry and concern for many months.

Mr. DioGuardi's presence in the race had been the subject of some worry for Republicans because historically, the statewide races they have won have almost always been ones in which they had Conservative Party support.

But the question raises a subject that "increasingly worries me as a writer … the blending of truth and fiction in one story".

But music itself, as a subject, worries them.

BRITISH banks have been the subject of official worrying since at least the 1960s, with successive commissions struggling to understand why competition is so stilted.

Privately, he conveyed a sense of worry.

The Penn State Worry Questionnaire is a measure of worry phenomena and has been demonstrated valid in cross-cultural populations.