Sentence examples for worries face from inspiring English sources

But any club knows that, the day it really must rebuild its pavilion, or do the upgrading required by promotion to a higher division, it will be going cap-in-hand to grant-giving bodies.Few such worries face the Hampshire Hogs.

What worries face you when you think of doing a job to an average rather than complete standard?

Ipswich Town chief executive Simon Clegg believes the backing of owner Marcus Evans will spare Town from the possible financial worries facing rival sides in the Championship.

"We fully understand that one of the biggest worries facing homeowners in financial difficulty is the thought of losing their home, and this is especially true given the current economic climate," said RBS Managing Director of Retail Banking Craig Donaldson.

Moreover, the people with the greatest say over the art's disposition the bankers—had bigger worries: Facing billions of dollars in non-art-related devaluations and losses, they weren't troubled by the presence of a few Matisses in the basement.

Another worry facing Mr Erdoğan is Turkey's overheated economy.

This is the big worry facing the NHS and its partners in 2016.

But ask anyone what can be expected and you will see worried faces.

The big worry facing Mrs. Merkel's party is the Free Democrats, who suffered a humiliating defeat by failing to win enough votes to enter the regional legislature.

Delhi's horrendous air pollution – the worst in the world, according to the World Health Organisation – is far from the only worry facing the Yunus family.

He is a tycoon, but he is also a crusader for justice: Bruce Wayne is coming to Wall Street, and how the 99 percent will receive him is the latest worry facing a beleaguered Lower Manhattan.