Sentence examples for stated worries from inspiring English sources

And despite the Europeans' stated worries about Time Warner's potential control of broadband Internet access, the company owns no cable television or other high-speed networks in Europe.

Although the stated worries, observed morbidity and the community's ranking of health problems information is of maximum importance for any health planner concerned with community health and dealing with health priority setting.

For instance, Blair et al. (1999) used a computer-based problem-solving task and found a significantly negative correlation between stated self-efficacy and stated worry during problem solving.

In one of the many interviews Kerri Strug gave after her Olympics, she lamented the widely stated worry that she and other female gymnasts were unduly imperiling themselves.

She, however, stated, "Worry though I might, I can't resist Taylor Swift's evolution from 'Tim McGraw' (2006) to her latest, 'Love Story'".

"The question of maintaining stability in the state worries everyone at election time.

In some states, worries about the housing market are trumping fiscal considerations.

Mixed state worries practitioners most; it comes with a high suicide risk.

Elsewhere the federal and state governments split control of offshore land, and this complicates the leasing process.Texan officials are baffled by other states' worries about wind power.

Esther Manogin, director of the office of student financial aid at Appalachian State, worries that students fail to place debt in context.

The prospect of losing space to waste from generators in other states worries the incoming governor of Vermont, Peter Shumlin, who has vowed to shut down that state's reactor, Vermont Yankee.