Sentence examples for issue worried from inspiring English sources

They are conscious of the Tibetan issue, worried about IDA funding and angry about the Bank's mistakes.

Stoppard imagines that it's Jackson who forces the issue, worried perhaps by the recent passage of a law against acts of "gross indecency" between men.

Although some who marched that day said they had come to believe in gay marriage, the group was careful not to take a position on the issue, worried about alienating church members who supported greater acceptance of gays and lesbians but stopped well short of gay marriage.

According to the new Pew poll, when asked which national economic issue worried them the most, 39percentt of respondents said their top concern was the job situation, while only 29percentt said they were most worried about the budget deficit.

Mikoyan: That issue worries us too.

This issue worries the Israelis perhaps most of all.

So what was the real issue worrying her?

The Football Supporters' Federation says fans lose out when clubs ban local media, calling the issue "worrying".

And although Heathrow is not the only issue worrying local voters, winning the seat could still hinge on how effectively the Conservative incumbent can distinguish herself from Ruth Cadbury, the Labour candidate, who is also against a bigger airport.

"In this most rural of constituencies, [there was] not one mention of one rural issue worrying the people who are going to receive that".

About 13percentt said all three issues worried them.