Sentence examples for growing worry over from inspiring English sources

They expressed growing worry over the weekend about the possibility of another outbreak here.

MEXICO CITY — Suddenly, killings have plummeted in El Salvador, one of the most violent countries in Central America and a source of growing worry over gangs and organized crime.

The lieutenant governor's chances were heightened further today when California's Democratic Congressional delegation and the state's largest union of teachers put their weight behind his candidacy, reflecting growing worry over Mr. Davis's ability to defeat the recall.

The same sorry story of shortages, inefficiency, sickness and growing worries over drug resistance are told across the continent.

Their comments came as growing worries over rising inflation in the UK prompted investors to offload UK government bonds.

Orders among UK firms have fallen to their lowest level for almost three years as growing worries over this month's EU referendum hit the British economy.

In Clegg's speech he will respond to the growing worries over free schools, saying that while he is in favour of more autonomy, there have to be national standards and controls that parents can rely on.

The latest outburst from Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, sent the lira down by 4% against the dollar amid growing worries over the direction the country is taking.Mr Erdogan was responding to a rebuke by the European Union over arrests on December 14th of a police chief, journalists and soap-opera screenwriters linked to Fethullah Gulen, a Sunni cleric based in Pennsylvania.

BEIJING, June 8 (AP) — Turning the tables on the United States amid growing worries over hazardous Chinese products, Beijing said Friday that some health supplements and raisins from America had failed to meet China's safety standards and had been returned or destroyed.

But as Reuters reports, the European Union, which is considering a ban on importing Iranian oil, is growing worried over damage to the EU's economy.

Western capitals have suddenly grown worried over China's near monopoly, which gives it a potential stranglehold on technologies of the future.