Sentence examples for obvious worries from inspiring English sources

But after that you really start to settle in". Fitting in and making friends were obvious worries at the start of the first term, but now they seem like distant memories.

Ben Ayliffe, head of Greenpeace's anti-nuclear campaign, said: "There are very obvious worries about an armed police force that is accountable to an industry desperate to build nuclear reactors in the UK.

The contrast is particularly satisfying to Mr Brown not just because everybody likes to do better than the neighbours, but also because he takes the credit for preventing Tony Blair from taking Britain into the euro.There are, of course, a few obvious worries.

The team is well aware of the obvious worries.

This kind of thing is, as expected, raising some obvious worries about distracted driving.

There are any number of ways in which it is suboptimal to forcibly restrain people within territorial boundaries, but one of the most obvious worries is that it is economically inefficient.

Another obvious worry is the anniversary of September 11 itself.

The obvious worry is the rate of default.

Mr. Paladino, who is badly behind in the polls, addressed the obvious worry in the room.

Frowning with obvious worry, von Vogelsang said, "That would be Jory Miller.

"Fifty percent of my people aren't here," the monsignor noted with obvious worry.