Sentence examples for worried local from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kawakami, the developer in Misasa, has received visits from worried local officials over his plans to team up with Chinese investors.

But, she said, these "tools" are not only in the hands of the rioters; the police, for instance, have used social media to inform worried local residents about the state of rioting in their areas.

By grasping the nettle and indicating a very public change of direction, the Icelandic government will also gain a welcome respite from the heavy criticism that has erupted from a mixture of angry foreign governments, panicking Icesave customers, distressed Icelandic citizens and worried local councils in the UK, all of whom stand to lose even more money if the crisis deepens.

Obviously a lot of the prisoners are local, so the crimes are mainly "apple scrumping" and "believing in witches," but there are reportedly a "small but significant" number of sex offenders at HMP Portland, which has quite rightly worried local parents.

With their combustible mix of wood, solvents, other chemicals and propane, East Boothbay's shipyards have always worried local firefighters.

Fear of losing certification, and American aid, has worried local officials and the law enforcement authorities who oppose decriminalization.

The Mirror reported that one of the worried locals who notified the police was local MP Mesila Doda, who posted images on her Facebook account.

Except for delighted bird watchers and worried managers at local airports, most New Yorkers are unaware that outside their windows, birds are coursing along an ancient migration route.

But the real swing voters are identity ambivalents (28%): economically insecure, worried about their local community, feeling threatened but open-minded and accepting of diversity - as long as their security is not threatened.

It sounded simple when Mr. Bush said it, but I suspect that many people would be wary, as I was at first, of showing up in a place like Africa on a mission to do good -- worried that the local people would see them as overbearing, supercilious Westerners.

Worried about traffic congestion, local officials, community groups and the Trump Organization are wrangling over the options.