Sentence examples for anxieties about safety from inspiring English sources

Terrible anxieties about safety accompanied early expeditions.

A lone voice, Rabbi Michael Melchior, the deputy foreign minister, cautioned other Israeli officials not to alienate Jewish supporters abroad by condemning them for their anxieties about safety.

There are growing anxieties about safety, as Moore discovered, after locks that he had installed on the toilets were taken by refugee women who were too scared to sleep without a lock on their door.

And she engaged in a striking way with her parents, with writing that beautifully expresses ordinary anxieties about safety and freedom, which become particularly poignant in light of Rachel's violent death.

This has turned him into a bellwether of sorts on Japan's nuclear future, as his decision will be closely watched by other local leaders who must weigh the same issues of public anxieties about safety versus the threat of electricity shortages.

Despite her mother's anxiety about safety, Brown and her husband, an oil industry safety inspector, moved to Compton in 2009.

But the Japanese, sensitive to the slightest signs of social fraying, say they feel growing anxiety about safety, fanned by sensationalist news media.

It makes sense, McCay says, to take into account, for example, that improving street lighting and housing layout might reduce fear and anxiety about safety.

But this year, as Muslims await the beginning of Eid on Sunday or Monday, some are also full of anxiety about safety.

Two hours later, Sgt. Jose Santiago, a biochemical specialist with the Army's 10th Mountain Division, was gone, leaving her with their three children and persistent anxieties about his safety.

Anxieties about food safety — sparked by events like last year's E. coli outbreak in spinach — may also be contributing to the trend.