Sentence examples for though worries about from inspiring English sources

Overall, though, worries about Greece's financial woes continued to weigh on the market and sent the euro to a one week low against the dollar.

But the two candidates have been so eager to woo the voters that they have moved to centrist positions that are difficult for voters to distinguish from each other.This week, though, worries about the North became paramount when a ship on its way to Yemen from North Korea was intercepted carrying Scud missiles.

On RateMyProfessors.com, where an overwhelming number of his reviews are positive, one student wrote, "He proved the legitimacy and relevance of environmental studies, refraining from hippyish sentiments and occasionally defending economic development". Ali, though, worries about some students, who enter college with the kind of extreme anticorporate views he deems unhelpful to sustainability.

His wife, though, worries about serving current clients, perhaps with justification.

LONDON — Italy had a relatively strong debt sale on Friday, though worries about euro zone nations' credit ratings tempered the enthusiasm of investors.

But the company's Amsterdam-based auditors, Deloitte & Touche, failed to pick the problems up in 2001, even though worries about Ahold's accounts were widely expressed in the markets for most of last year.

Tigers fans, though, worry about two things — the bullpen and the defense.

Others, though, worry about political appointees wielding regulatory authority.

Mr. Rechis, though, worried about not being able to meet his friends.

Today, though, worry about excessive homework is competing with anxieties about student achievement and global competition.

Slavomir, still on the job though worried about his future, arrests them and lets them go, though without the documents.