Sentence examples similar to accumulating worry from inspiring English sources

Next year's planned increases in taxes on many existing vehicles to reflect their levels of carbon emissions may also end up on the chancellor's accumulating fiscal scrapheap.Worrying though the protests may be for the prime minister, the gravest threat he now faces is not a re-run of September 2000.

Jonathan: When I started university, it made sense to just stay at home and save money, instead of accumulating debt and worrying too much about bills.

Jonathan: When I started college, it made sense to just stay at home and save money, instead of accumulating debt and worrying too much about bills.

In narrative-evaluation systems, students never have to worry about accumulating a GPA.

But falling milk prices, accumulating debts, depression and worries about his health in middle age became too much to bear.

Montoya said: "If we're worried about accumulating points for things then no one is going to risk anything and no body is going to pass anybody".

Eaton said he isn't worried about accumulating enough at-bats — he pointed out he had five in live batting practice before meeting with reporters Tuesday.

Eddie Piolinn" Sotelo may now have his own radio channel and show on SiriusXM, but that's not stopping the legal worries from accumulating.

While these trends could make for a greener year ahead, worrying signals are accumulating for the longer term.

Critics who worry about the Fed accumulating too much power have a point.

The worries accumulate with each assassination, airstrike, car-bomb explosion or kidnapping.