Sentence examples similar to resulting worry from inspiring English sources

Federico Lombardi, head of Vatican television and radio, called the poll results "worrying events" in a liberalizing trend that "does not cease to amaze".

The same results worry safety experts, who say the practice causes suffocation.

The results "worry me immensely," said Milkman, quoted by Jaschik.

There are also some indications that these symptoms may be caused by preexisting conditions such as stress reactions resulting from worrying about perceived RF health effects rather than the RF exposure per se.

This paradoxical result worries Richard A. Posner, a federal appeals court judge and the author of a coming book on intelligence reform.

Conrad said that he agonised over his title as a result, worrying that Victory might fall "under the suspicion of commercial astuteness deceiving the public into the belief that the book had something to do with the war".

I watch as senior leaders tear their hair out in pursuit of results, worried that any damage to the school's reputation will limit its ability to recruit the best teachers and most desirable students.

The result, worries Mary, is that the kids won't be alright.

The wonky results worried my husband and I, as well as the doctors, so we were sent to the ultrasound technician to check everything out.

Many progressive people are upset and fearful about the results, worried that if the liberal coalition is now on the ropes, the country will turn irrevocably to the right.

As regards personalized diagnostic test results, worries are articulated that individuals with a certain response rate to a drug could be (genetically) discriminated.