Sentence examples for dominant worry from inspiring English sources

Even so, the incomplete transition in the Middle East was a dominant worry at the meeting.

A few years ago the dominant worry was that a glut of serious movies would overwhelm the marketplace, the films crowding one another out, a concern that was followed almost seamlessly by the fear that such films might disappear altogether.

In Germany, the eurozone's dominant country, officials worry that Portugal's loosening of its fiscal policies over the past year has raised the risk of a new crisis and the need for another bailout program.

Google, with its dominant Google Maps, worries some in the industry.

As 2009 began, the credit crisis was a dominant theme, with worries of huge corporate defaults and an inability of companies to find lenders.

Others worry that dominant carriers will have an unfair advantage in an auction.

Yet the precedent of Microsoft's antitrust case poses an important question about the future: Should we worry about dominant information technology companies, or can we simply wait for the next big thing to bump them aside?

Inter-rater reliability analysis based on a randomly selected subset of 25% of participants showed good agreement, with full consensus for dominant topic ratings of both worry topics and for negativity for one worry topic (Cohen's Kappa = 1.00, p < .01), and good agreement for the other worry topic (Cohen's Kappa = 0.63, p < .05).05

The newspaper became dominant, though some purists worried that its focus had become more suburban as its circulation crept ever outward.

Talk of a "peace dividend" disappeared quickly enough and, with the U.S. military financially and technologically dominant and no longer worried about a war that might quite literally end all wars, a new era seemed to begin.

He says I — and many mothers — won't let go of that dominant parent role because we worry that our partner won't do it right.