Sentence examples for voiced worries from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bisignano, too, voiced worries about prevention.
Bombardieri's clients have voiced worries about climate change.
Focus groups voiced worries about young and old.
But some security officials have voiced worries that the game could pose a security threat.
Like Rubio, McCain and Graham voiced worries about Tillerson's ties to Russia.
The King's Fund health thinktank has voiced worries about plans to devolve NHS budgets.
And many ordinary Hong Kong residents have voiced worry about any political conflict that could hurt their livelihoods.
The most frequently voiced worry about the bailouts is that the Fed, by sending so much money sloshing through the system, risks generating a bad case of rising prices later on.
The letter voiced worry that the ceasefire was devoid of guarantees, monitoring mechanisms or sanctions against violations, saying that the absence of such mechanisms had allowed the government to scupper a previous deal.
Mr. Zhu was eager to counter the increasingly voiced worry that large-scale deficit spending, which the government has used to prop up growth through recent tough years, might endanger stability.
Some Han have voiced worry that the needles could carry H.I.V. Before his fall from power, Mr. Li had been the most visible Chinese official seeking to respond to the unrest in his city last week.
