Sentence examples for idea worrying from inspiring English sources

But investors seemed taken aback by the idea, worrying that the "right price" may be too high and sending Vodafone shares down 1.6p to 203.45p.

Vancouver's mayor opposes the idea, worrying that tourism will be wrecked by tanker traffic and spills.The government is pulling out all the stops to get these projects approved.

The idea worried Danielle: making art had always sustained Anna.

Not surprisingly, many fiscal analysts said the idea worried them.

The idea worried Mr. Simon and Mr. Mills; they did not want HBO apologizing for the series in advance.

But the freedom to innovate and set management structures would belong to the workers, as would any surplus income they generated.Critics of the idea worry about the potential for mismanagement.

Decades-old demands for the Islamic legal code to be strictly applied in Aceh have also been ignored, partly because the idea worries many other Indonesians, the majority of whom are Muslim but not pious.Neither the rebels nor the government has yet found enough common ground to start useful talks.

What's more, some companies (both small and large) have pushed back at Readyforce's idea, worried that it will push wages for entry-level engineers up further.

Critics of this idea worry that these legal-eagles will over-think the cases they hear or exert undue influence over other professional jurors of lesser status.

Fears that they or someone in their family will become a victim of gun violence stand at a similar level, with 32percentt saying the idea worries them at least somewhat, and 8percentt saying the possibility worries them a great deal.

Unlike the protagonists of other mystical schools of Spain, Abulafia actively promoted his ideas, worrying Jewish leaders and prompting even non-Jewish authorities to pursue him.