Sentence examples for indeed worry from inspiring English sources
Many supply-chain experts do indeed worry that some firms may have gone too far.
But the chancellor does indeed worry about the strength of the western system.
In the letter, obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Mecham wrote, "Concerns for the need for privacy appear to have, at least temporarily, taken precedence, for the most part because of widespread misunderstanding and, indeed, worry among judges".
It will be important for leaders implementing Brexit to reach out to the young who didn't want it -- and indeed worry that it will damage their future prospects.
And what assurance do the American people have that somebody is indeed worrying about the next war?
Roberto Miranda, pastor of the Lion of Judah, a largely Hispanic church here, said he indeed worried that the advent of same-sex marriages would "desensitize" people to homosexuality.
The other possibility is that Hummels is indeed worried that Dortmund are falling behind and trying to pressure the club into making the necessary signings and changes.
And third, although the experts are indeed worried that global warming might cause the oceans to rise, the main way they believe this will happen is by thermal expansion of the water itself.Nevertheless, there is some cause for nervousness.
Direct dialogue between the crowd and the players provides a welcome degree of accountability but the unwillingness of some fans to accept basic sporting realities – like their team simply not being very good, for example – is indeed worrying.
Indeed, worried that it would not be paid, J. Aron briefly cut off gas supplies to Pacific Gas and Electric earlier this week, flouting emergency federal orders by the Energy Department requiring that shipments continue, regardless of whether the utilities could guarantee payment.
