Sentence examples for some anxieties that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Musk said the Supercharger network would address some anxieties that might be inhibiting wide consumer adoption of electric vehicles, including concern about power-plant emissions related to charging; the cars' inability to travel long distances; and operational costs.

It was a trial that bared some anxieties that run just below the city's surface: the weakness of a drunken memory; the vulnerability of ordinary residents to abuse from the powerful, especially in a police uniform.

This may also serve to ease some anxieties that prospective participants and their families may have about the impact of the research on the participants' health, and potential benefits.

We did not prescribe vitamin D or measure levels initially but over time the department decided to measure levels because of some anxieties that patients might be over supplementing and we report here the data from an audit performed of these results.

"But there is some anxiety that, without assertive leadership at the top of the company, it will".

Before they first went, Field, Jewel and Ainsworth had some anxiety that other guests would literally "talk shop" all day.

On Monday morning, it was with some anxiety that we approached a car-rental office on Cours Grandval.

Within the Bengali community there is still some anxiety that there has been some sort of stitchup.

He expressed some anxiety that the Government of Poland might be concerned that EAGLE GUARDIAN could be diluted or lose focus as a result of including the Baltic states.

Thus it was in a state of some anxiety that Berenson, that fall of 1906, left his villa in the hills outside Florence to make his annual tour of the European capitals.

The European Central Bank has previously called on investors to price risks sensibly, and Mr. Trichet revealed some anxiety that the current market convulsions were not what the bank had envisioned.