Sentence examples for crowd worry from inspiring English sources

Almost one in three marketers thinks the IT department hinders success.The IT crowd worry that haste has hidden costs.

The Davos crowd worry that for politicians on the left the easy political answer to inequality is ever higher marginal tax rates at the top.

Yet some natural allies  in  the In crowd worry that he is in too much of a hurry to hold the referendum next year so he can stop "banging on about Europe".

The last century's preposterous, but ultimately challengeable, bans on penis allusions and the depiction of biblical characters have become today's vague objections to an artwork's unfairness, bad taste, inaccuracy, disrespect of ancestors: anything offensive enough to draw a crowd, worry the police and end in cancellation, due to safety concerns.

To appease a crowd worried about the fallout from the London Met debacle, Willetts also announced a £2 million hardship fund for displaced "legitimate" London Met students, before adding that he and Thomas would "jointly author an article to offer to key newspapers in our target markets explaining that overseas students are welcome here".

What is the "austerity" crowd worried about?

We suspect that's what really has the anti-Social Security crowd worried.

On the dance floor, the CMJ crowd stopped worrying about existential questions and lovers' quarrels.

As dance music and Japanese beer primed the crowd, publicists worried over the guest list.

The ceremonies were scheduled for noon, and when the hour came and went the crowd grew worried.

The coupon-clipping crowd is worried about three things: debt levels, real estate values and the casino industry.