Sentence examples for be worried out from inspiring English sources

In the uncertain times that lie ahead, when the economy will doubtless slow and firms will freeze hiring or even cut jobs, it's not the rich we should be worried out.

Recently, Ms. Schiffrin recalled, she was worrying out loud about the future of reproductive rights for American women, when a friend pulled her aside.

Sandra Mims Rowe, the editor of The Oregonian in Portland and a driving force to enhance newspapers' credibility, was worrying out loud about the profession's reliance on anonymous sources.

No sooner had news of the deal appeared on the Huffington Post than its users were worrying out loud that the site's distinctiveness would be blunted by its new corporate parent.

You may be worrying out about buying gifts for everyone on your list, trying to decide what to wear to that holiday office party or having your in-laws stay over your house for a week.

Mr. Ramage said the decision was being taken seriously in Iceland, where officials are worrying out loud that their whaling activities, which largely benefit one company, are hurting relations with the United States.

But now many tech folk are worrying out loud that his government is not as serious about supporting innovation as it purports to be.The tech crowd thought the latest occupant of the White House was one of their own.

"They start to be worried about going out.

"But at this point I would be worried about him going out on the court.

I don't want to be worried about tires blowing out on the highway".

But should the world be worried if it does turn out like that?