Sentence examples for protesters worry that from inspiring English sources

But some Occupy protesters worry that organized labor might seek to co-opt them.

Now, some Occupy protesters worry that they are being subjected to similar scrutiny.

The protesters worry that farmers will be hurt by the project, which involves replacing several small Andean lakes with artificial reservoirs.

Protesters worry that if broadband providers are allowed to charge for faster content delivery, it would squelch free speech on the Internet for average Americans.

The protesters, worried that the $167 million sale of the regional companies, Egasa and Egesur, to a Belgian company would mean higher utility prices and layoffs, spilled into the center of Arequipa, a city of one million people.

It also had the sort of ambiguity that has left protesters worried that if they go home today they may end up in torture-ridden prisons tomorrow — maybe, in Mubarak's skewed idea of the world and his place in it, they are the ones responsible, on whom he will not go "easy in punishing".

The protesters worried that the killing might be a sign that they are no longer free to express controversial views, or pursue the most outlandish lifestyles, without fearing for their personal safety.Despite the speedy condemnation of the murder by most Muslim organisations, it could still provoke a sharper clash.

Mocked by critics as "Gucci protesters", opponents worry that children will be held back by schoolmates destined to be social and economic laggards and by teachers who cater to their weaknesses.

But in the largely liberal setting of academia, it has spurred a movement of protesters who worry that it will make schools more dangerous, hurt recruitment of faculty and students and create an atmosphere of fear that even affects how professors issue grades.

Excitable protesters worried about the "genocide of the nation".

But the White House has tried to push Bahrain's government to meet many of the protesters' demands, worried that Iran, which is overwhelmingly Shiite, could exploit the unhappiness of Shiites in Bahrain.