Sentence examples for be worried that three from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a person may be worried that three is a crowd, four is too unwieldy or five is a cacophony.

The BBC's Milton Nkosi in Johannesburg says Mr Zuma's government must be worried that one of the most powerful armies in Africa had suffered heavy casualties at the hands of a rebel group.

But Mr Dewar saw it differently.In this section Family feud Tomorrow belongs to me Red light Work ethic Millennium party-poopers The personal and the political The law's web Secret relief They will follow him anywhere ReprintsHe was worried that three of his ministers were being mired in Westminster-style sleaze allegations, which the new Scottish Parliament was supposed to be free from.

He is worried that three patients he treated for malaria and discharged have returned just a few days later with malaria again.

Now back in solitary confinement, he is worried that one of his wounds is becoming infected.

It would not be accurate to say that Baen is worried that one of his unwilling blurbers might sue.

But three people have already died because of Harry's work, and now he's worried that two more may soon lose their lives.

But they are worried that two years from now, the two biggest parties to the party — New York State and New York City — will come late and lame to the festivities.

Big firms like Cendant are worried that two guys in a garage can call themselves an online broker and show all of the listings to the world.

"I'm worried that one day I'll take my kids to the doctor and something that could have been prevented wasn't prevented because we didn't know to the last moment," she said.

And, given that the commission's proposals are still open to change, some auditors are worried that one more big corporate scandal could yet push Europe towards more detailed, far-reaching legislation similar to Sarbanes-Oxley.