Sentence examples similar to a worry surfaced from inspiring English sources
As a few worries surfaced about being "institutionalised" at Barclays, Brittain jumped ship for Santander in 2007.
Such worries surfaced during a recent conference on social media, sponsored by the American Consulate in Karachi and held at a luxury hotel.
New worries surfaced about China, a potential government shutdown, troubles in Europe, and some less than outstanding U.S. economic data.
Chiron, a California biotechnology company whose entire production of nearly 50 million doses was destroyed last year after worries surfaced over the safety of its manufacturing plant, expects to provide 18 million to 26 million doses this year.
The country where that worry first surfaced was Iceland, whose three major banks had greatly expanded overseas, including starting substantial retail operations in a number of European countries.
What is more, worries have surfaced about the outlook for Italy, whose debt dwarfs that of other smaller troubled borrowers like Greece.
But they also rekindled some of the same worries that surfaced after the London transit bombings in July 2005, when Britons were forced to confront the notion that terrorists were not some exogenous import but indigenous products of their own land.
According to the report, funds including Davidson Kempner Partners and Fir Tree Partners had moved to cut their links with Bear on Friday, adding to the steady exodus of funds since last summer when worries first surfaced about the exposure of Bear Stearns to the credit crunch in the United States.
It was predicted that a worry intervention would reduce levels of worry and paranoia distress.
That's simply not a worry anymore.
