Sentence examples for worried to issue from inspiring English sources

Officials are sufficiently worried to issue public appeals for anyone who bought sheep in this way to contact them.Another dodge exposed by FMD is that of the "luckpenny".

Traffic officials, worried about gridlock, threatened to issue summonses.

It's an issue desperately worrying to coral scientists working on the reef".

Some industry analysts also worry that issuing more stock to pay dividends might dilute the value of existing shares, while others contend that the move runs contrary to one of the main selling points of REITs: income.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, has acknowledged the party got it wrong on some aspects of immigration and has tried to reach out to voters worried about the issue.

"In some ways, it is a luxury of rich countries to worry about this issue and to spend resources thinking about it," he adds.

Prosperity allowed voters to worry about an issue they used to regard as esoteric: Ipsos MORI polls found 19% of the public citing pollution as a serious issue facing the country in early 2007.

In his budget speech, he seemed still to be worried about the issue.

"A big part of one's brain that used to worry about this issue has now been freed to worry about things that are much more productive".

But Mr. Fisher countered that while it was a government's responsibility to worry about issues like layoffs, opening the market to competition would create jobs.

Much more ambitiously, Mr Cameron pledged to reform EU rules by making it harder for the citizens of new member-states to move freely within the union.It is reasonable to worry about the issue.