Sentence examples for considerable worries from inspiring English sources

At Newsnight, there were now considerable worries about running the piece, because of the risk of identification.

That aspect has prompted considerable worries among Southwest employees, who fear that the merger will somehow dilute the company's specific culture.

"Although there are still considerable worries concerning the UK, both in its fiscal position and potential change of government, there is no doubt that January has proved the month to be long on sterling".

Now I have considerable worries about continuing to work on this critically important collection of DNA.

It seems likely that the fall is associated with turbulence in the Euro area, with considerable worries about the possibility of sovereign debt default there and the search for alternatives.

Chartism became prominent in the region in the late 1830s, again causing Bute considerable worries in 1839 and leading to him encouraging the mobilisation of military forces to deal with the threat.

It is a considerable worry.

Miss America of 1947 — Barbara Jo Walker, of Memphis — caused the Pageant officials considerable worry.

But Greece's financial troubles remain a considerable worry for Chinese policymakers.

Last year, there was considerable worry that high debt levels would cause consumers to stop shopping.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1929P. 17 A bill rendered for a burning pilot light while man and family was away for the season causes a man considerable worry.