Sentence examples for there were anxieties from inspiring English sources

"There were anxieties," Mr. Noever said.

For John Cristopher's original readership in original austerity Britain, there were anxieties about food shortages and social breakdown after the war.

At the same time, Mr. Blair said he recognized that there were anxieties about his leadership, and he acknowledged that he was going through a "rough patch".

Nevertheless, there were anxieties to do with the imposition of Hindi, and with the national language idea, especially in the south, which felt itself to be separate from the Aryan-dominated, Sanskritic north from which Hindi emerged.

The film was developed from a long-running sketch of the same name, and there were anxieties surrounding how well the premise would translate onto the big screen.

Each time Bolton went forward there was anxiety in the home defence.

But even in tech there is anxiety about the new prosperity.

But there are anxieties.

Yes, there are "anxieties", he says.

"There is anxiety.

But mostly there was anxiety.