Sentence examples for leading worry from inspiring English sources

The impasse in Washington has not only dominated the political debate since the election, but also become a leading worry for corporate America.

Now, in response to accusations of political expediency, Mr. Greenspan says his approach has been consistent: supporting tax cuts when surpluses loomed, and endorsing revenue increases now that deficits are the leading worry.

"Although the FCA's findings present some serious challenges for the asset management industry, the report puts an end to a source of speculation and uncertainty that has been the leading worry for asset managers, even with Brexit," said Owen Lysak, a senior associate at Clifford Chance.

A survey of 104 wealthy families in the Chicago area, led by Benjamin Page of Northwestern University, found the budget deficit was their leading worry, followed by unemployment; for the broader population, the reverse is true.

He recently derailed the attempt by Senate Republican leaders to junk the delaying filibuster technique for judicial appointments; and he is one of Congress's leading worry-warts on global warming.

Proceedings are conducted almost entirely behind closed doors, leading to worry about the possibility of bribery.

Several foreign and Chinese executives, detained for various reasons, have made confessions recently on state television leading to worry in the business community about a trend that some lawyers say makes a mockery of due process.

Seattle, Portland, Ore., and the Bay Area in California have seen home values rise sharply in the past few years, putting homeownership out of reach for many middle-class residents and leading to worry of another boom-and-bust cycle.

For colorectal cancer screening, systematic reviews suggest that about one in 10 patients who are screened with fecal occult blood testing will have a false positive result, 36 leading to worry and colonoscopy.

Past work has been limited by the use of only 1 or 2 years of claims data to identify cases, leading to worries that this might lead to an undercount of prevalent cases and bias cost findings.

Most NGOs in Cambodia are still led by foreign managers and supported by foreign funding, leading to worries about what will happen when overseas support dwindles.