Sentence examples for actually worry about the from inspiring English sources

Are there parents out there who actually worry about the cost of raising a child?

What unions are actually worried about is that American companies will lose their market share to their Mexican counterparts, which offer cheaper service thanks to lower Mexican labor costs.

These observations can point to only one logical conclusion: Republicans aren't actually worried about the deficit or debt.

It's astounding to me that we're actually worrying about the Democrats' chances in November to actually win this thing.

"When we talk about social mobility, rather than focus at the end of school, we should actually worry about what's happening at the very start of a child's life - the rot sets in early".

And that kind of mass opting-out is basically Obamacare's worst-case scenario, which is why it features so prominently in the excellent primer that Jonathan Cohn wrote last month on implementation problems that the bill's supporters should actually worry about.

So you kind of concentrate on those and the other ones you worry about but you don't actually worry about what you can't prescribe.

"When you're in camp, surrounded by your team-mates, you actually worry about it less," says Martyn Williams,  who knows a little of these things having suffered seven defeats by the All Blacks among his 100 caps.

goal post than actually worry about whats really important.

You know there's nothing to actually worry about, but seeing those colors in your toilet bowl is simply unnerving.

This begs the question: If our biggest fears - plane crashes, shark attacks, earthquakes or other headline-grabbing catastrophic events - are unlikely to affect us, what should we actually worry about?