Sentence examples similar to prominent worry from inspiring English sources

Some prominent Colombians worry that without a united front in Bogotá, peace in Havana will be impossible.

Several prominent Republicans worried on Tuesday that the video had put the Romney campaign into crisis mode once again after a series of setbacks in the last week.

A prominent lawyer worried openly about offending either man, asked for time to construct a comment and then delivered a hackneyed paragraph in which "cannot comment" was the boldest phrase.

Despite regular advances, some prominent AIDS researchers worry that the task may be hopeless.

Yet some prominent privacy advocates worry that such techniques could lead to a new era of consumer profiling.

With such prominent voices expressing worry, it may seem heretical to dispute the idea that the economy is in trouble.

Senator John McCain's surge in the Republican presidential race has unsettled some prominent Democrats, who worry that his compelling biography would overshadow his conservative record and find broad appeal among Democrats and independents in a general election.

W.E.B. DuBois, a founder of the N.A.A.C.P., and other prominent black leaders worried that immigrants would displace blacks in the workplace.

Many prominent Republicans are worried that the unexpected switch of the Senate to Democratic control may carry enormous political consequences for their party that run far deeper than forfeiting the issue agenda on Capitol Hill.

But opposition candidates, several members of the agency's national governing board and prominent intellectuals are worried that in a very close election the governing party, with its rich tradition of vote fraud, may revert to its abiding tactics.

Even on days that he can anticipate tough encounters -- as on the morning last week when articles appeared quoting prominent Republicans expressing worries about the state of the Bush campaign -- the governor met with reporters.