Sentence examples for has some worries from inspiring English sources

He was "completely quiet on the sofa, like someone who has some worries, and undergoing some internal change," Mr. Ahmad said.

Moral realists such as David Enoch (2011) have attempted to respond to Street's argument, though Enoch acknowledges its force and evidently has some worries about the strength of his reply.

The coronavirus now circulating in the Middle East has some worrying features.

The expansion of Google's reach into so many areas of people's lives has some worried.

But the future of the oil company and cleanup questions are unresolved, and the continued vagueness has some worried.

And a recent major oil discovery has some worrying about a land rush and a spoiling of its natural beauty.

And it has some worrying social statistics: 13% of Argentinian children (aged 7-14) areconomicallyly active, according to the latest figures (for 2004), while 8% are malnourished.

In a system already awash with campaign donations and money from lobbyists, such a level of financial backing has some worried.

The Standard Model describes all the fundamental particles that make up the matter and forces in the universe – including electrons, quarks and photons – but it has some worrying omissions.

And has some worrying wording around encryption, hence Apple's concerns.

It turns out he's doing great and his kids aren't starving, but he also has some worrying new plans to make money.