Sentence examples for issue that worries from inspiring English sources

"It's not an issue that worries me at all," he said.

When asked by pollsters to name the issue that worries them most, only 5% or so volunteer health care.

Despite the city's near-total dependence on the steel plant, diversifying the economy is not an issue that worries many.

Another issue that worries both Wilkins and Elkins is false positives – when people are incorrectly flagged as carrying something dangerous.

The region can cope with rising indebtedness — another issue that worries many analysts — he said, even if interest rates creep up.

One issue that worries European governments is Mr. Berlusconi's electoral alliance with Umberto Bossi, leader of the once separatist Northern League.

More than half of all parents polled by YouGov for the helpline picked stranger-danger as an issue that worried them, while two-thirds chose bullying.

At the start of the campaign, the issue that worried me most was the increasing loss of control to Brussels and the European court of justice.

The European Union, tasked with examining the "competition" issues that worried his competitors most, said yes.

LOOK at the places where politicians make speeches, and you can discover something about the issues that worry them.

There are plenty of important issues that worry those of us with a vote but it's no good asking a politician about them.