Sentence examples for primary worries from inspiring English sources

He noted that members of the military and their families are under "increasing stress," ranking finances as second on their list of primary worries, behind only "work and career concerns".

Her primary worry is thinning hair, though this has not happened yet.

That was a primary worry of Mr. McDonald in the weeks after the storm.

Income is a primary worry for those who have lost their jobs or land.

Debt shouldn't be our primary worry; just where growth will come from for the mass of Britons must be.

What that other 20percentt might amount to was my primary worry — plus what all the á la carte items might cost.

Romney's primary worry is that America will become "the France of the 21st century — still a great country, but no longer the world's leading nation".

The primary worry is that the companies will not be able to recoup the $8 billion they have paid to power producers but -- for now, at least -- cannot collect from customers, because of a rate freeze in effect until March 2002.

Power is the primary worry, since an abrupt network shutdown can destroy data, but problems can also stem from something as simple as not keeping a crisis plan updated.

"My primary worry is that there are so many people beyond the owners and players connected to the league," Reed said by telephone from his home in Grambling, La. "These people depend on it for their livelihood, and man, these are tough times for them not to have work".

"My primary worry," he told me without his characteristic levity, "is that I'm going to become the Al Gore of the right" — meaning, a forecaster of doom, appreciated and unheeded as the clever if somewhat lonely guy who told them so.