Sentence examples for which are worried from inspiring English sources

They are being held down by central banks which are worried about the economic outlook.

But egged on by property companies, which are worried about their buildings being blown up, insurers are now clamouring for the law's renewal.

Last week the data storage giant EMC and its affiliate VMware, which are worried about the Amazon service, announced creation of Pivotal, a company that includes its own Amazon-type cloud.

More malign critics may see it as a tactic to prop up American drug firms, which are worried by African demands at the World Trade Organisation for wider access to generic medicines.

Representatives of nonprofit groups, which are worried about the impact of the repeal on charitable giving, met in Washington this week to plot a counterattack against the business groups.

The plan is to replace all fees with a uniform tax, but this has encountered strong resistance among rural governments, which are worried about losing even more of their revenue.The result is growing rural discontent, with ever more frequent outbreaks of unrest.

Yet there are increasing limits to oil exploration, which are worrying both engineers and energy experts.

But there are also potential benefits, of far greater moment than the "catering" problems which are worrying EU insiders.

"This came from the maintenance staff, which was worried about the wet floors," she said.

That set off alarm bells in America, which is worried that Mr Bashir will use the issue to delay deployment.

Washington, which is worried the eurozone crisis could drag the US economy down in an election year, welcomed the measures.