Sentence examples for created worry from inspiring English sources
Conversely, the prospect of some 75 million people swelling the Union's ranks to 450 million by 2004 has created worry among some westerners that their jobs and social benefits will be threatened by a surge of low-wage workers.
Centuries ago, Yanaguana Indians (the area's first settlers) created "worry dolls," believed to help banish one's troubles.
For Yukie Kikuchi, 38, the city's sole practicing midwife, that has created worries.
The shutdown created worries about supply disruptions for some Apple products, including the iPad, which experts say was being produced at the Chengdu plant.
The efforts to ease consumers' burden at the pump have created worries about the adverse effects of tax cuts on state budgets.
"The freeing up of prices has created worries in society, and this is of great importance to us," the police chief for Tehran, Hossein Sajednia, told union and guild leaders on Thursday, insisting that security was essential for economic prosperity.
The deep pockets of the American casual-apparel outfit have raised the stakes on property prices and created worries that a reputation expertly burnished over two centuries could lose its lustre.
That would give an important countervoice to the well-armed jihadist commanders who in many places have set the pace of the fighting and created worries that Islamists will gain a permanent hold.
The data fell short of expectations and created worries that the housing market, which has led this decade's cycle of economic boom and bust, could be headed for a hesitant recovery.
The uncertain fate of that supply glut created worries about future prices and helped to fuel a multiyear bear market that was at odds with China's performance as one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
In 1997 Hutchison won the right to operate the ports of Cristobal and Balboa located at each end of the Panama Canal, a move that created worries in some parts of Washington over Li's alleged ties to the Chinese government.
