Sentence examples similar to worried population from inspiring English sources

The right worried that population control might limit the rights of individuals.

It is important that patients should not be made unnecessarily anxious, and nor should general practitioners be overburdened with consultations with the worried well population.

Many wealthy countries, in fact, are more worried about their populations shrinking than growing.

He has said he will not seek to join Nato, a controversial idea that has split the population and worried Russian leaders.

The Christian population is worried and divided.

"The population is extremely worried because the rebel advance has moved quickly in a short matter of time, and the army is moving backward," said Sylvain Groulx, head of mission for Doctors Without Borders in Bangui.

Otherwise we are really worried about unemployment and our population growth and the young people who are graduating from the universities and are not able to find jobs.

Surplus-producing countries like Argentina and Vietnam, worried about feeding their own populations, placed restrictions on exports.

"An aging population should be very worried about cuts in neuroscience," he says.

The adult population is much more worried about legal stuff; about Post-Traumatic-Stress-Disorder; about true stories or untrue stories.

It is increasingly worried about Islamist radicalism among its Uighur population in the autonomous region of Xinjiang adjoining Pakistan.