Sentence examples for international worry from inspiring English sources

Much of the new international worry about government spending was prompted by the Greek debt crisis this year.

Britain's High Court ruled in October that it could not stop the extradition to Romania of a man wanted for stealing ten chickens.Pressure groups such as Fair Trials International worry about the standard of justice in some of the countries to which suspects are being fast-tracked.

The exploitation of the Amazon rainforest, much of which is in Brazil, has been a major international worry, since the wilderness is a vital regulator of the climate.

The basis for international worry, several officials explained, is the potential for all or part of this nuclear-materials cache to wind up in the hands of a terrorist buyer who could transform it into a viable weapon, using technical information about nuclear bomb designs that has leaked long ago into the public domain.

"Hun Sen is the party," affirms one onlooker.A plausible election would ease some of Mr Hun Sen's international worries.

But the value of those rents has begun to decline as international worries about the Chinese economy have increased in recent weeks.

The next period came in 1990, with the American economy in recession and international worries centered on the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.

The plan comes amid international worries about a particularly virulent strain of bird flu that has killed many flocks of wild and domesticated birds.

But Congress, worried about low-cost Chinese chickens at a time of international worries about food safety in China, has banned the Agriculture Department for the last several years from spending any money to certify China's procedures as equivalent.

Associated Newspapers fears that BBC expansion of local services will affect its local newspapers and websites, while News International worries that BBC plans to launch a rival version of its community website, MySpace.com.com

Porsche executives said that they expected the car to have better fuel efficiency than most luxury sedans, describing this as necessary for "social acceptance" at a time of international worries about global warming.