Sentence examples for worries expressed from inspiring English sources

The worries expressed by opponents that it might have adverse consequences for medical care and society have not been realised.

Certainly there were people in the White House who were channeling the worries expressed by your question, and they wanted to push back.

A source close to Gove said it was just Vine's own opinion but it chimes with some worries expressed by Conservative MPs about Johnson's character and appeal.

There have been numerous worries expressed on the internet and in some Chinese newspapers that the government's spending programme could lead to huge waste and corruption.

Or the worries expressed by the monarchist from San Sebastián who spent hours waiting on a sunny morning in Madrid to catch a glimpse of Felipe VI on his first day as the new king of Spain.

Jeffrey J. Peterson, the president of Global Travel Alliance, a Billings, Mont., company that organizes school trips, said he had heard worries expressed from only one group, which is planning a trip to Europe, but it has not canceled.

At least that is the worry expressed by a group of writers and neuroscientists calling themselves the Slow Reading Movement.

This was the worry expressed by Howard Jacobson in his book Seriously Funny: From the Ridiculous to the Sublime.

The standard worry expressed by ethicists is that money tempts subjects to take part in dangerous, painful, or degrading studies against their better judgment.

A worry expressed by Khushf ([2008]) is the inability of a biomedical disease concept based on reduction and molecular-level causation to capture the complexities of disease and reality of clinical medicine.

"No matter the concern of the client," she said, "the first worry expressed was the election results.