Sentence examples similar to papers worried from inspiring English sources

The professional retail trade papers worry about the disappearance of the department store exactly as the theatre people worry about Broadway.

Some executives at the paper worried that Lewis was rushing a decision that had the potential to put the new digital enterprise, rather than the Times itself, at the center of the company.

She wrote it on a piece of paper, worried that I would look at her differently, or laugh, or I don't know what.

It looks like the German papers are worried about Rooney.

Journalists at the paper are worried that if Dow Jones invests heavily in lifestyle coverage, business and finance may suffer.

The paper is worried about "remainer MPs" and "the overwhelmingly Europhile, unelected Lords" frustrating the will of the people.

He added that it also wasn't likely to cause inflation, but in a 2012 paper he worried that the Fed's stimulus campaign could destabilize financial markets.

The paper was worried more by Gov. Gray Davis's recall than Mr. Schwarzenegger's success, noting that such referendums on power had "installed in the Golden State a form of permanent revolution".

But if the strategy takes off in multiple cities, he said, the national papers should worry that "they'd be seen as administering the final death blows to these metro dailies".

A concerned article in the local paper worries that Bridges may never revisit the Scottish town again.

Fabian Leendertz, a wildlife veterinarian at the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin and an author of the paper, worries that if wild chimpanzees get human staph, it could weaken an already vulnerable population.