Sentence examples for aroused worries from inspiring English sources

Considering the hatred that Soros's activism has aroused, worries about security were no joke.

But the cleric's murder last week, as he slept in Tarlac, north of the Philippine capital, has aroused worries around the world.

This development has aroused concern.

Yet news media and myriad experts, seemingly eager to sensationalize every "crisis" among young people, have aroused unwarranted worry in the public and policy arenas.

While the rise in consumer prices was expected and aroused little worry that inflation was becoming a threat, it somewhat increased expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise rates in the months ahead.

Worries about corporate accounting continued to trouble the market, with Harley-Davidson, Nortel Networks and EMC, the data storage systems maker, among those arousing concern.

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Furthermore, their accumulation in the bioenvironment and retention in cells and tissues are arousing increasing worries about the potentially harmful side effects of these nanotechnologic products.

Prolonged absences arouse worry.

Referring to worries aroused by the attacks and the war, he said, "that particular situation is still volatile".

Special attention was paid to fever (including length of febrile period and highest temperature) and rash pattern (including temporal relation to fever, distribution, and morphology) as fever and rash were the two most common complaints in our cases and usually aroused considerable parental worry.