Sentence examples for which could worry from inspiring English sources

Jack is not a world class fighter, but is full of confidence after defeating Dirrell, and does carry power which could worry the Brit.

That's 256,000 shares out of the 416,000 he was just awarded, which could worry Wall Street.

New Zealanders will have watched them in the Six Nations and thought that could possibly be the moment England changed into a side which could worry any nation - even the All Blacks.

Down the line, people will fly much less often, which is bad news for places such as Disneyland and Las Vegas that depend on faraway tourists; they'll live closer to cities, which could worry housing developers in far-flung suburbs; and they'll have to pay more for many products that contain petroleum, Steiner said.

Several developments explain the shift, which could be worrying to Germany's European partners, always restive over any whiff of nationalism in the continent's most powerful state, always watching, in the words of one German official, "to see that we do not raise our chins as much as an inch".

Many DJs are still prolific buyers of music – whether vinyl or downloads from stores like Beatport – which could spark worries about the income this generates for dance artists being replaced by smaller per-stream payments.

Enel Green Power's established high-load-capacity assets make it more vulnerable to changes in the price of electricity in Italy, which could be a worry.

You could worry about football.

That's not a particularly long stint at HOOQ, which could be seen as somewhat worrying.

More Americans worry about inflation, which could deepen these problems.

Surely he was worried about 23... Ne4, which could have followed on 23 Rf3, but he ended up choosing the greater evil, fragmenting his kingside pawns.