Sentence examples for chief worry was from inspiring English sources

Their chief worry was that the turbines would be manufactured in Shenyang, China, rather than in the United States.

Her solicitor John Rogers remembers that the mother's chief worry was that the social services might  find out and take away her baby.

Professor Richards, 51‐year‐ old acting chairman of the phy sics department, said his chief worry was keeping the research group together.

Mr. Fiorini said his chief worry was that the new state law would ultimately make it impossible to legally make assault rifles in Connecticut, even if the legislation specifically restricted the sale, not the manufacture, of the guns.

His chief worry was the huge raft of rubbish and sewage in the Three Gorges reservoir on the Yangzi, but the project was so entangled with national pride that nothing was being done.

In many of their no-budget, experimental antics, the group's chief worry was almost never the conventional one for artists — Will anyone pay attention to us? — but whether the attention they got would get them arrested or attacked or worse.

A chief worry is the low-slung crafts' visibility.

The chief worry is that such people will leave in the general disenchantment of recession.

Their chief worry is Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the veteran PiS leader and a former prime minister.

My chief worry isn't being gassed, though; it's the weather.

Commanders say that their chief worry is that the equipment and supplies will not arrive in sync with the troops.