Sentence examples for matters worries from inspiring English sources

The Venice Commission, which advises the Council of Europe on constitutional matters, worries about "cardinal laws" in the constitution that require a two-thirds parliamentary majority to be changed.

Before that it was only "segregation," enforced by custom.This aspect of the matter worries the Government too, but for a different reason.

On July 21st its finance chief insisted that Mr Jobs's health was a "private matter", worrying investors.

Kathleen Behan, one of Mr. Quinn's co-counsels in this matter, worried they would run out of time.

"You may know I miss him very much," he admitted to his father, "but I will not let the matter worry me in the least as I know it will do no good".

Now, I know what you may be wondering (or for that matter, worrying).

Establishing that a parent may owe a duty of care to its subsidiaries' workers moves matters on.This worries some, who fear that multinationals will think twice about incorporating in Britain.

But there are more pressing matters to worry about.

He'll just move on to the next game, with bigger matters to worry about, like New Zealand attempting to be the first team to retain the World Cup.

Barbara Blass, a Republican on the town board, said it had weightier matters to worry about, like land-use policies and cost overruns at the town's landfill.

But Jerry Stout, a lunchtime diner at Connie's Pizza, said city leaders should have more pressing matters to worry about than fattened duck liver.