Sentence examples for will further worry from inspiring English sources

The wave of violence will further worry observers already concerned by the prospect of chaos in the unstable south Asian state ahead of elections in early January.

After last month's coalition proposals to shake up childcare provision, the gender breakdown of the vote will further worry the prime minister.

It includes a so-called 'anti-terror' law that could curtail free speech and the right of assembly … the constitutional tribunal, rendered partisan and slow, will simply be ineffectual.'' A further worrying sign for human rights defenders in Poland came after a street protest against immigration on 18 November in Wrocław.

A: Victims sometimes don't want to go to court because they worry it will further stigmatize them.

Further worry will be added by figures released Thursday which show the U.K. is currently the worst-performing advanced economy in the world, with growth slumping to just 0.2percentt in the first three months of the year.

It undermines the thoughtful opponents, concerned about the effectiveness of an aerial campaign and worried it will further destabilise the region.

NATO officials and Western diplomats here have been steeling themselves for the release, worried that it will further undermine relations with President Hamid Karzai at a sensitive time when there have been several recent episodes of civilian casualties.

County officials across the state also worry that the changes will further overwhelm their already overcrowded county jails.

Now, opponents worry the revamped law will further embolden people to use deadly force knowing they likely won't face criminal consequences.

The sending-off of Tomkins, shown his second yellow card for catching Campbell in the face, will further compound Allardyce's defensive worries with James Collins and Winston Reid still out through injury.

Dr. Batstra worries that: "DSM 5 will further inflate the already too broadly defined category of ADD, especially for adults.