Sentence examples for community worry from inspiring English sources

Women in my community worry that they won't be considered a good Somali woman if they haven't undergone FGM.

But while some in the business community worry about sustainability, there is plenty of evidence that the vast bulk of business executives give it no consideration at all.

I know that some of my colleagues and many in the world community worry that America is acting without provocation and that we should not pre-emptively attack another nation.

Ms. Giles said some prisoners stay in the area after their release, and she said "a lot of people in the community worry" that sex offenders will be even more inclined to do so.

"People in the energy efficiency community worry a lot about these boxes, since they will make it more difficult to lower home energy use," said John Wilson, a former member of the California Energy Commission who is now with the San Francisco-based Energy Foundation. "Companies say it can't be done or it's too expensive.

But as the board tries to come up with guidelines for how to choose a new school leader, it realizes that some in the community worry about the high turnover of school leaders in Greenwich, one of the wealthiest communities in the country, and whether the board is holding its superintendents to an unrealistically high standard.

As the storm rages, the community worries about the missing fishermen, including Clara's husband, Jake.

But there are troubling signs that have many inside and outside the community worried about just such a slide.

"The multilevels have the whole aromatherapy community worried," Peter Holmes, the author of the textbook "Aromatica," told me.

He wanted to reassure a skittish financial community worried that cascading stories of malfeasance by big business will further undermine public confidence.

Even elements in the business community worried that the decision had damaged the UK's reputation as a leading financial centre.