Sentence examples for are mostly worried from inspiring English sources
According to Mr. Hourcade, the consultant, the companies are mostly worried that they will have trouble running their businesses without access to products -- like software or spare parts -- made by American companies, which are barred from doing business with Iran.
His loss is unfathomable, more than anyone should bear in a lifetime, much less at the tender age of 16 when we in America are mostly worried about college, the opposite sex, our future prospects.
Owners are mostly worried that faster games will mean less ad time to sell, but there's plenty of dead air while the broadcast is going that can be eliminated.
SCOWCROFT: I was mostly worried about what I saw as an increasing rush to decision.
He added, "I'm mostly worried about just not having to suffer a real setback, which would be another injury".
I am mostly worried by their 2-striker partnership, putting more pressure on a newly-built central defense.
The female lead in "Camp," Ellen (Joanna Chilcoat), is mostly worried about ending up "a fag hag".
Workers believed teamwork on the rig was effective, and they were mostly worried about the reaction of managers off the rig.
But I was mostly worried for Dad, wondering what his future would hold – and for Mum, thinking about what life was going to be like for her".
In 1965, though, he was mostly worried about the approval of his father, Al, a former boxer and top jitterbug dancer from Vancouver, British Columbia.
As for autonomous cars, people were mostly worried about safety, including the possibility of their car being hacked.
