Sentence examples for outbreak of worry from inspiring English sources

Cue an outbreak of worry about what could happen at the autumn test of the covenants.

As for the current outbreak of worry over the young, Mintz reminds us that America has seen such panics before — for example, in the nineteen-fifties, with the outcry over hot rods, teen sex, and rock and roll.

Inequality has shifted to the centreground of politics; it has been propelled there not, however, by a sudden outbreak of social conscience worried by poverty in the UK, but by the increasingly powerful sense of grievance of middle England.

The existence of the powerful German fleet including the modern cruisers SMS Scharnhorst and SMS Gneisenau in the Pacific at the outbreak of the war worried the British Admiralty and the Australian government, and the elimination of its radio network was a key priority.

This is not to say, of course, that you will see Cleopatra obsessing over an outbreak of acne or Elizabeth worrying about a Latin test.

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Humane and law-abiding citizens need not worry about an outbreak of scurvy among the incarcerated in Los Angeles County.

United States officials worry that an outbreak of hostilities between Pakistan, a crucial partner in America's fight against the Taliban, and India, also part of the global coalition, would greatly complicate the American-led military campaign in Afghanistan.

When they occur, as they do with disconcerting regularity, there is at first a degree of worry, perhaps fear, and in the case of outbreaks that are really big and bad, maybe even some panic.

An outbreak of polio inside Syria was also worrying.

But Mr. Mattis resisted, worried that the outbreak of a firefight at sea could quickly escalate out of control.