Sentence examples for cases worried from inspiring English sources

Even those who agreed that the district attorney's office was better positioned to handle such cases worried about the symbolism of a city that decided to decriminalize domestic violence, if only symbolically, rather than prosecuting the offenders.

In 34 of the cases, worried friends or family members had desperately sought help in advance, only to be rebuffed by the police, school officials or mental health workers.

In most cases, worrying over something that is not likely to happen and that you can't control anyway is merely counterproductive and a waste of time, but occasionally fear can lead to disasters.

The case worried Ms. Nguyen's doctors, who said last night that she was struggling to survive.

Forty-two percent of that group said the Enron case worried them, compared with 26percentt of those 65 and older.

Few seemed to know that the blackout could last for days and, when told that was the case, worried that the mood may change.

Kruse is, in any case, worried enough to be bumped into offering Nyborg the deputy leadership – as well he should be, given that he's sold his party's principles down the river.

Now free speech advocates are piling on to the case, worried that a SCOTUS decision on the intent behind Elonis's threats could bleed into cases affecting everyone from journalists to protestors.

Filmmakers say the Berlinger case worries them.

In any case, worrying about what you wear really could be a waste of time.

Does the thought of a court case worry her? Far from it, she says, bring it on.