Sentence examples for face worries from inspiring English sources

Middle-class youngsters will be affected; for the first time in years, graduates face worries about finding work when they leave university.

Besides Europe's financial problems and the overhang from hundreds of billions in bad mortgage debt, banks also face worries about new rules requiring them to set aside more capital that could lower future profits.

She, when not (with justification) trying to smash grapefruit into Adam's face, worries about their daughter, a philosophy grad student who is having a sexually obsessive affair with an Arab-American who, in turn, is mourning the death of his young daughter from a rare blood disease.

ED use is especially frequent among publicly insured and low-income populations [ 2]–[ 4], who disproportionately face worries about costs and coverage limitations and non-financial barriers such as lack of personal transportation and child care [ 4, 5].

She's not scared of anything, so the look on her face worried me.

She touches her face, worried that some of the napkin is still stuck there.

"Really? Just because of the rules you live by?" "I'm saying your husband would not have the long face, worried his wife is keeping secrets.

You don't want him to think that you're one of those people who always depends on other people for fun, or who stands around with a frown on her face, worrying or just feeling cranky.

TEPCO, with its shares hammered, now faces worries about its creditworthiness.

Like other online retailers, the Seattle company faces worries about lower consumer spending, a decline in Internet advertising and renewed competition from traditional retailers.

The company, which developed a blood test called OVA1 to measure the likelihood that ovarian tumors are malignant, was facing worries about whether it could pay bondholders before the financial crisis hit.