Sentence examples for acknowledge worrying from inspiring English sources

Some colleagues privately acknowledge worrying that Mr. Kennedy may lack the physical stamina to meet the demands of forging a health care overhaul bill this year.

But while he awaits a ruling, he acknowledges worrying that he will see his dream disappear a second time.

But he acknowledged worries about growth in financing.

ANZ's statement acknowledged worries that lending to fossil fuels was in conflict with the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The National Farmers UnionNFUNFU) has yet to express concerns over  fracking's potential implications,  although in an official briefing paper, the body acknowledges worries over water contamination, earthquakes and water use.

Victor Hugo Rico, director of the state water company, Epsas, while acknowledging worries about supply, denied that there had been intentional rationing and said that three wells were being drilled to increase water to El Alto and that more were planned.

Mr. Zhou acknowledged worries about spiraling debt at Chinese corporations and local governments but offered reasons why the Chinese economy might be uniquely able to deal with it for the time being.

But the official acknowledged worries among some of Mr. Rumsfeld's advisers that powerful voices in the administration were urging what the Pentagon views as a premature desire to declare victory and retreat to domestic issues.

The Erne boss also acknowledges worry about the apparent continuing evolution of the game towards becoming a "battle of big hits".

The liberal NYT acknowledges worries about higher tax rates on the rich by "some economists who have disputed Mr. Buffett's assertion that the megarich pay a lower tax rate over all.

Crimea's annexation by Russia, which Ukraine and the West do not acknowledge, has worried companies with assets in the Black Sea peninsula as it is unclear how the change may affect their business.