Sentence examples for answer to the worrying from inspiring English sources
We now know the answer to the worrying problem that fewer and fewer people turn out to vote in normal elections, and the young appear to be turning their backs on politics altogether.
Bailout Before too big to fail became a nervously practical answer to the worry about moral hazard, the word coined to describe the method used to rescue a financial entity from the consequences of risky or irresponsible behavior was bailout.
It's the answer to the financial worries plaguing you and your family.
METZ, France — In 1977, the Pompidou Center opened as France's answer to the growing worry that New York had replaced Paris as the capital of modern art.
You don't want to miss all those juicy quotes because you're scribbling down the answer to the previous question or worrying about the recorder.
Still, the answer to the should-she-worry question is: probably not so much.
The answer to this worry is that falling is an action, according to Locke's Deflationary conception of action, which counts the motion of one's body in any direction as a bona fide action (see Section 1 above).
Correction: The answer to the question "Do you ever worry about being infected with HIV in your work?" was amended to reflect the fact that porn actors in professional shoots in Germany get tested every four weeks.
Industry's answer to these worries is self-regulation and the creation of privacy policies.
More worrying was his answer to the question "what are your plans for the app?".
