Sentence examples for again worrying from inspiring English sources

He was fretting again, worrying me with his fear.

What with high food prices, environmental degradation and faltering green policies, people are again worrying that the world is overcrowded.

At half-time fans inside Wembley were again worrying about another lopsided affair and may have been thinking about an early exit.

At the time, the Tasmanian premier, Will Hodgman, criticised conservationists for their "hysterical response," again worrying about the impact it would have on tourism.

The stock market is exhausted, and I think investors are again worrying about the reality of a deepening worldwide recession.

And so we see our politicians once again worrying in public about the Internet and even hankering for greater powers to intercept everyone's digital communications — taking a 'sledgehammer to crack a nut' approach in order to appear appropriately tough in the wake of last week's horrifying slaughter in Paris.

After that, they never again worried about who would call whom.

As the conversation wound down, Young once again worried over the creep of technology.

The team's talisman again worried the visiting defence as he narrowly failed to volley home Ben Davies' measured ball forward.

The Portuguese government, though, had to pay higher interest rates in a sign that investors were again worried about investing in potentially risky assets.

The employees would earn a living wage, have insurance against injury and never again worry about whether the boss might disappear without paying them.