Sentence examples for existing worries from inspiring English sources

The return of S.R.O.'s also magnified existing worries when the economy turned down.

A GM bankruptcy could drag down hundreds of suppliers and redouble existing worries about whether warranties will be honored.

"Brexit adds to the existing worries of the sector," says Patrick Hall, a fellow in social care policy at leading thinktank the King's Fund.

This is just an added dimension to the existing worry".

Messages can be adapted so that proposed changes relate to existing health worries, for example building on the local concern about babies catching cold.

Ricardo Caballero has an outline about how to tackle the problem provide a comprehensive insurance backstop for banks, after removing their rotten assets and recapitalising them on terms that are not penal to existing shareholders (worries about moral hazard be damned).

But that would make existing investors worry more about subordination to the ECB in the event of a restructuring.

There were worries existing NHS services could come under strain and that there was not time for other areas to learn lessons from pilot sites.

If employers are not giving more work to existing employees, economists worry, it may be some time before they can justify additional hiring.

When you die, you just stop existing, nothing to worry about!" "I have always been an atheist, but I have always had a part of me that hoped there was a God or Heaven or something greater than us.

Existing members are worried about Estonia joining the European Union in May because it levies no corporate taxes at all.Rather than worry about Estonia, all governments would do better to follow its example, ditch corporate taxes altogether and rely more on taxing consumption.