Sentence examples for an important worry from inspiring English sources

However, there is an important worry about this way of characterizing the supervenience base (compare Sturgeon 2009, 70 72), which can be brought out briefly by example.

The political hit from the Mumbai attacks should not be underestimated: Security-related concerns have been an important worry for voters, and the latest liability from Mumbai for the ruling government follows earlier worries over unacceptably high inflation that was replaced by the negative impact of the global credit crisis on economic growth and job creation.

Were it to lead to children lacking competence being recruited to research without adequate protections this would be an important worry.

The Times poll today says 2 percent of Americans think the Afghan war is an important concern, whereas 50 percent worry about jobs.

Brexit may leave the UK without a trade deal, but an equally important worry is that it turns back progress on community cohesion.

But in a recent GfK poll 57% of Belgian respondents listed the political situation as their most important worry - a figure far higher than in other European countries.

Venezuela is the more immediate, but less important, worry.

By contrast, 17% cite the economy as their single most important worry.After the €2.1 billion EU budget debacle, concern over Europe increased to 12% this month.

"Our most important worry is that we want to return the trust to the Iranian people by lifting the sanctions," Mr. Araghchi said.

The prevailing shortage of fuel for transporting the supplies is another important worry.

The big thinkers among us already know that actual content is a less-important worry.