Sentence examples for ongoing worry from inspiring English sources

Energy bills are an ongoing worry.

"I'd be surprised if those terrorist alerts didn't contribute in some way to the ongoing worry about terrorism in our sample".

All this ongoing worry about "authenticity" in art and life, his oeuvre suggests, is moot, since human beings may be incapable of inauthenticity.

Despite all participants receiving PET, some reported ongoing worry related to the potential fatal consequences of ABLV infection.

One participant expressed this ongoing worry as "every time I get sick I think, I hope I haven't got the Lyssavirus".

For example, evidence suggests that ongoing worry is associated with low HR variability and increased HR during waking and sleeping, which, in turn, is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (Brosschot et al. 2007).

Because of equipment shortages and ongoing worries about safety, many agencies' foreign staffs have not returned to work.

With persistently high inflation, event organisers who have to pay for DJs, their flights and hotels have ongoing worries about the stability of the real.

"There is little on the domestic calendar this week to draw attentions away from ongoing worries over how politicians will handle Britain's withdrawal from the EU, although Friday's construction output data will garner some interest," said Saint.

Wilshaw's comments highlight recent concerns about children travelling to countries such as Syria and ongoing worries about pupils as young as 15 being targeted for recruitment by extremist organisations such as Islamic State.

Thanks to the ongoing worries about bank balance sheets, and the fretting about whatever is going to happen to Citigroup, the country's biggest bank stocks were down on a day when the market as a whole was up more than six per cent.