Sentence examples for a time to worry from inspiring English sources

IT has been a time to worry even the savviest investors.

"I don't think it's a time to worry or panic at all," Schmeichel said.

For many Americans, March Madness has been a time to worry about office pools, busted brackets, and buzzer beaters.

By James Surowiecki For many Americans, March Madness has been a time to worry about office pools, busted brackets, and buzzer beaters.

Rather, the big problem has been the inability to manage growth in nominal output.It is very hard to reduce the debt to GDP ratio in an economy in which the denominator refuses to grow.Another answer is that there may come a time to worry about debt, but now is not it.

But this is not a time to worry about specifics.

It all looks as if the filmmaker and crew were having far too much of a good time to worry about the final result.

Even if you're not young, it's good to take a little time to worry about other things.

It might seem an odd time to worry about this in a country where state-delivered information is increasingly provided by independent sources, such as the chief medical officers and the Financial Conduct Authority.

Any American who has diligently put $100 a month into a domestic equity mutual fund for the past ten years will find his pot worth less than he put into it; a European who did the same has lost a quarter of his money.Save your cake and eat itIt may seem an odd time to worry about savings.

The same sort of idea can be applied to net security: when all the net security people you know are freaking out, it's probably an okay time to worry.