Sentence examples for because of a worry from inspiring English sources

She added, "I am shocked to hear how many people in our large offices won't touch the handrails on stairways — as we instruct for safety — because of a worry about contamination".

Large countries like France, Germany and Britain, which embraced the double majority because of a worry about the risk of giving too much voting power to the smaller states, have also built measures into the constitution that would assure their continued influence.

The standard practice from the 17th to 19th centuries of christening a script after its central character – Richard III, Hedda Gabler – is now extremely rare, either because of a worry that such titles are too dull or because of the risk of confusion on posters.

The barometric stage was added because of a worry that external radar signals might detonate the bomb too early.

I think it's less of a worry because it is an extreme diagnosis and such a stigmatizing one, so it's less likely that people will throw it around.

Lakes and freshwater fish may also be contaminated, but experts say ocean fish are less of a worry because the contaminants are more dispersed and diluted in the ocean than in lakes.

Moreover, recent research by the World Bank does indeed suggest that "internal brain drain" is a worry in some countries, especially those with few doctors and nurses.However, in many huge net exporters of doctors and nurses, such as India and the Philippines, an internal brain drain is hardly much of a worry, because there are plenty of medics to go around.

"Beram is a little bit of a worry because it is his other ankle which is giving him bother.