Sentence examples for worried about changes from inspiring English sources

But the European wine industry is worried about changes in the rules governing world trade.

"We are worried about changes to tax credits from April that limit child benefit to two children".

Analysts say Germans and other European consumers may be worried about changes in state pension systems, which can no longer afford the comfortable payouts of the past.

People worried about changes in Medicare should check with their employers to see if they can qualify for health benefits after retirement, experts say.

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers ran into fresh anger and skepticism on Wednesday as they fielded questions from constituents worried about changes in the health care system, and about a lot of other things having to do with government.

Bissett is also worried about changes to council tax which mean those who may have previously not paid anything must now cover anything from 10-15% of their bill, depending on the local authority.

But, you know, short-term, everybody is worried about change".

"I know that people are worried about change," he said, adding that "we will continue to have meetings like this".

Something that speaks to those out there worried about change, about how these alien devices from overseas might one day upset the very way we live our American lives".

If he were to win this time, investors would worry about changes to Peru's free-market policies.

In the same survey, 78% of respondents agreed that they "worry about changes to the countryside in the UK and loss of native animals and plants".