Sentence examples for agree worry from inspiring English sources

But even some who agree worry that time is running out at home, particularly if the strategy does not produce results quickly.

Some residents agree, and worry that the FleetCentre will still be a mess of demolition and rebuilding by July.

Neighbours agree, and worry about the consequences of an increase in the number of empty houses.

They really don't want to think about trying to build a car that would beat Toyota in California, so they quickly agree to worry today about the future of business or globalism and what's going on around the world.

Why? -Do you agree that Americans worry about the "wrong illnesses"?

A middle-aged woman agrees, but worries about using amputees to appeal to prurient tastes.

Mrs. Handley, 72, is also from Manchester, and she agrees that worries over jobs and high prices for gasoline, food and heating fuel are dominating the campaign: "It's all anybody wants to talk about".

There is a psychological price". Ake Sellstrom agrees and worries about the impact it may have on him as a husband and father.

When the tsar tried to postpone it to October Metternich agreed but, worried that the tsar was trying to capitalise on his de facto control of Poland, made sure suitable conditions were imposed.

But Mr. Swartz said some engineers at his company didn't agree because they worried that Android would still suffer from glitches on non-Motorola phones.

Agree to worry about it tomorrow.