Sentence examples for a worry from from inspiring English sources

The cost of the movie has been a worry from the beginning.

Even Gordon Smith, the Scottish FA's chief executive who championed Burley at the time of his appointment, admitted the other day that the former Ipswich, Hearts and Southampton manager had been something of a worry from the opening match of what proved to be an abortive World Cup qualifying campaign.

There is a worry from some FGM activists that the prevention message could be undermined if African communities believe FGM is something that can be reversed.

Why they're against it runs the gamut: the entrenched position of teachers' unions as superlative donors to Democratic campaigns, fear from opponents that public funds may be used in religious schools, and a worry from some public school teachers that losing kids most prone to seek out scholarships and vouchers will ultimately create a worse environment for those that stay in public schools.

This causes a slight worry from a realist perspective; the number 4 may not be a realist universal.

She told me she could see no abnormalities, and I felt a worry clear from my mind, despite never knowing it was there in the first place.

Whenever anyone's out of form with the bat or the ball there's always that little bit of a worry, more from their personal point of view.

Schwarzer did not have a serious worry from the 41st minute.

"You've just removed a huge worry from the market," said Jonathan Lewis, the chief investment officer at Samson Capital Advisors.

Even given how poor Lorient and Bastia continue to be, relegation is still a worry with a visit from the Corsicans looming a week from Saturday.

Robert Kavlock, a senior reproductive toxicologist at the Environmental Protection Agency, said these concerns "caused a shift in worry from cancer to noncancer" effects of environmental pollution over the past decade.