Sentence examples for larger worrying from inspiring English sources

Instead, as Elizabeth Nolan Brown astutely observed for Reason, "Salaita's story speaks to a larger, worrying devaluation of free speech in 21st century academia".

The government cannot afford more vote-pleasing handouts.A further, and larger, worry concerns monetary policy.

Europe's proposed data protection regulation presents far larger worries.

In a world of mayhem, there are surely larger worries than this winter blight.

Refugees in Little Mogadishu have a larger worry lurking in the back of their minds -- the dream of America.

Their mules quietly eat grass.A slippery slope to war?A larger worry is that countries with high-performance military robots may be more inclined to launch attacks.

It is also unclear whether the S.E.C. thinks there is a larger worry about earnings winding up in the wrong hands before being made public.

Ultimately, the two mortgage companies have larger worries to confront than the potential citations: chief among them is their continuing viability.

They are part of both the larger worries over antiaircraft weapons set loose by conflicts across the Middle East in the past decade and the lingering frustration in Washington over China's military aid to Iran.

The larger worry for software companies is that the weakening rupee is signaling investors' fears of slower growth in India, hammering the local stock market and eroding confidence in the nation's prospects.

These savings are counted in the tally, yet the capital expenses are not taken into account.A larger worry is whether the efficiency drive can succeed, as ministers intend, without harming the quality of public services.