Sentence examples for burden of worry from inspiring English sources

A place they can go so I don't have the burden of worry.

There is adrenaline addiction and post-traumatic stress, and the soldiers who make it home enter the arms of loved ones who carried the burden of worry and anxious prayer.

There is much that can be done to ease the burden of worry and fear when a cancer sufferer's own caring responsibilities are an issue.

He wrote the three-member Board of Canvassers, arguing "we don't need the additional burden of worrying whether an incompetent child murderer's vote might affect the outcome of a close School Committee or other local race".

The description of the show goes on to say that Pat and Gary Houston were already raising their own teenage daughter, Rayah, when they were given the extra burden of worrying about their 19-year-old niece Bobbi Kristina.

While every other advanced country has achieved universal access to health care and removed from patients the burden of worrying about medical bills, we increasingly saddle patients with co-pays, deductibles and skimpy provider networks.

Migration to the cloud will free IT managers from the burden of worrying about hardware, and they can focus on delivering better services.

There are, short of medication, some practical steps you can take to reduce the burden of worrying.

Write freely, without worrying about spelling or grammar, and without the burden of worrying about what others might think about the words you choose.

Though it can be argued that having to shoulder the burden of worrying about money is also not beneficial for children, the converse can result in producing adults who care only about their own well-being and are incapable of feeling the kind of empathy for others that is necessary in a well-rounded individual.

HIV-infected parents reported feeling a strong sense of guilt and considered not disclosing in order to spare their children the burden of worries and to postpone a potentially painful conversation.