Sentence examples for key worry from inspiring English sources

He expects Europe to remain a key worry for investors worldwide in 2012.

Andrew Goodwin, senior UK economist at consultancy Oxford Economics, agreed that uncertainty is likely to be investors' key worry.

If anything the key worry is Fabian Johnson, who was at least partly culpable in the build up to the Ghana goal.

I touched on the Nature paper yesterday in a roundup of ice research, but it deserves front-and-center attention, particularly given its relevance to recent narratives about Greenland's meltdown being the key worry if you live on a coast.

Another key worry was that the NHS reforms are not happening in isolation, they are among a raft of changes happening across public services which could have a far-reaching impact on older people.

A key worry was the role of the Attorney General, which combined executive power as a member of the cabinet with a judicial role as the government's chief law officer.

Because we're not so aware of it and it's not on our list of key worries it seems to me we don't pick it up early enough, and by the time we're aware it's often fully entrenched.

* Political gridlock, education, tax code key worries.

Several key senators worry that any company even partially owned by a foreign government would have unfair competitive advantages when it comes to raising capital.

But some of the president's key advisers worry that efforts to aid struggling homeowners will infuriate people who do not need help, and the memory remains fresh in Washington that the Tea Party movement began as an angry response to a mortgage aid program.

Having no items also makes the control scheme a lot easier, with only a small handful of keys to worry about.