Sentence examples for gnawing concern from inspiring English sources

But still, there was this gnawing concern that I had somehow missed something.

Yet, as ever with Chelsea these days, there was also underlying unease; the gnawing concern that Scolari's team, for all their possession and chances, have a certain vulnerability.

Why bring them here to suffer?"Taps Run Dry A hundred miles away, in a middle-class neighborhood of El Alto, water has also become a gnawing concern.

Among policy makers in Washington, there is less a sense of crisis than a gnawing concern about the long-term trends in trade.

But there is a gnawing concern among some doctors and researchers that certain prescription generic drugs may not work as well as their brand-name counterparts.

The war in Iraq is now for the most part over, yet gnawing concern persists among the French and Germans, whose governments opposed the war, that American animosity may contribute to curtailing the number of Americans who travel here.

In 90 minutes, Mr. Obama crystallized what had been gnawing concerns among many Americans about the president.

Instead he has drawn voters' attention to gnawing concerns over soaring house prices and how to make ends meet.

"I've had gnawing concerns that have been growing each day," said Michael O'Hanlon at the Brookings Institution, who argues that the United States isn't doing enough to ensure skittish Pashtuns in the south that they'll be safe from the Northern Alliance.

Underlying these concerns is a gnawing fear that the rapid expansion of solar energy generation overseen by Obama could soon be undermined.

Now add the gnawing fear of gnawing insects, and you can see why I lost control.