Sentence examples for worried impact from inspiring English sources

We identified a worried impact of high-protein diet during pregnancy on dams' body weight gain, body weight of newborns, number of offspring, and also survival in later life.

But we aren't too worried about impact on oil, because if Saudi Arabia falls into hostile hands and oil is no longer available, it will be a short-term problem.

Families are increasingly worried about impacts of foul air on their children and kit them out with face masks on every outing.

The rise of the quants has some worried about the impact on quality and diversity of programming.

Experts remain worried about the impact of the attacks, which represent the biggest single loss of life on French soil since the Second World War.

But many other senior figures in the party, including Scott, were extremely worried about the impact the coalition was having on the party's popularity in Scotland.

Wall Street banks are extremely worried about the impact of additional government scrutiny, and have proposed their own set of voluntary rules.

"I'd be a little worried about the impact on the public's concept of the criminal justice system," said Stephen J. Schulhofer, professor at the University of Chicago Law School.

The jockying intensified as questions rose over whether Mr. Strauss-Kahn would formally resign from the I.M.F., where staff members are stupefied by his arrest and worried about the impact on the fund's credibility.

"My sister works in a big bank in Edinburgh and was like many people in the Scottish financial sector very worried about the impact of Brexit and how jobs might be lost if the UK voted out," says Graham Kenny.

Compared with 2009 we are less worried about the impact of immigration on British life: That's not to say that voters want immigration to continue at the present rate.