Worry in sentence

1546 examples of Worry in a sentence

I started to worry about the safety of my family.

Sorry things didn't work out with Onion, Iris, but don't worry.

But nowadays, the millions of queen bees distributed in commercial hives are bred from just a few original queens, which raises the worry about a lack of genetic diversity which could weaken bees' defenses against pathogens and pests.

The answer involves a bit of quantum mechanics, but don't worry, we'll start with a rainbow.

But I tell them, "Don't worry, your parents don't know the right answer, either.

And I think it's really beautiful how nature has distributed control to really give a lot of responsibility to the spinal cord so that the upper part of the brain doesn't need to worry about every muscle.

It just has to worry about this high-level modulation, and it's really the job of the spinal cord to coordinate all the muscles.

You worry about the overpopulation of the planet.

And you worry about how man, embodied in the corporate globalist, has become greedy and corrupt.

Well, despite the obvious importance of this question to the study's scientific validity, I was told, "Don't worry about it, just put down however you identify yourself."

Don't worry about the possessed students attacking or otherwise harming the others.

So what is radiation really, and how much should we worry about its effects?

And this is a great and necessary thing, but most of that attention has been focused on a very few individuals, most of whom are kinda rich and pretty famous, and probably don't have to worry that much anymore about where they're going to pee in between classes at their community college, or where they're going to get changed into their gym strip at their public high school.

But don't worry, we can use our first question to identify one alien lord that definitely isn't Arr.

Since you don't have to worry about the random possibility, either answer will establish its identity.

And I worry that the trend towards personalized and precision medicine, looking for biological or genetic targets to better tailor treatment, may inadvertently cause us to lose sight of the big picture, that it is the daily context, where a person lives, grows, works, loves, that most importantly determines population health, and for too many of us, poor health.

I tell you the story of how I ran for Congress because I was 33 years old and it was the first time in my entire life that I had done something that was truly brave, where I didn't worry about being perfect.

Some people worry about our federal deficit, but I, I worry about our bravery deficit.

This means that individual donors can commit without having to worry that they'll be left supporting an underfunded plan.

I mean, that's one of the worries I think most people who start out have, is that they worry about somebody taking advantage of their work, right?

And this is, of course, a big worry to CEOs.

And yes, I worry we could screw up Mars the way we've screwed up Earth.

Next we have to worry about what we will breathe.

People worry that selling sex is degrading.

An occasional bout of heartburn isn't necessarily something to worry about.

It's a place where we don't have to worry about how we're being perceived by the outside world.

And in a world with programmable money, I can pay anyone else securely without having to sign up or ask permission, or do a conversion or worry about my money getting stuck.

For many of us, justifiably, we worry that people see our experience as a liability, not an asset.

That malaise and worry that some who know feel reminds them of the 1930s?

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