Sentence examples for average worried from inspiring English sources

For the average worried new parents, absolutely.

But Mr. Weprin, 45, is not your average worried resident.

We scorn people who say of art "I know what I like", but I bet they are happier than the average, worried gallery attendee.

IN 2010 average Americans worried about trying to make ends meet.

But average Britons, worried that the change would hurt their retirement savings, did not see it that way.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Casey is in many ways a traditional Democrat of the economic populist school, talking about the plight of average families worried about their jobs, their health insurance and their energy costs.

In 1997, the average consumer worried only about staying within his allotment of minutes.

What is at stake now is whether that ideal still appeals to average citizens worried about globalization, immigration, and perceived limits to national sovereignty.

And, for the past month, the White House leak brigade has been continuously squeaking about how Obama was going to perform a massive "pivot" -- after health care reform was signed -- to economic issues average Americans worried about, like jobs (for instance).

Even Republicans cringe when he tries to present himself as an average Joe who worried about getting that "pink slip" or making it in life.

As for the average British politician, worried about "leaks to the press suggesting he was not backing our boys", he ends up taking the advice of the generals, however self-serving and disastrous this has proved in the past.