Sentence examples similar to claimed worry from inspiring English sources

The mass conversions, which have coincided with the violent expulsion of large numbers of peasants from claimed land, worry the Catholic clergy, who welcomed Pope Benedict XVI last month in Guanajuato state.

From the Himalayas to the Pacific, China's territorial claims worry its neighbours.

Even Justices who are sympathetic to legal claims worry when their positions put them too far out of step with the voters.

But Department for Education and Skills (DfES) officials and the children's minister, Margaret Hodge, claimed these worries were groundless.

But as voters, they claim to worry about the state of the planet.

Advocates of bail-outs claim to worry about "contagion effects," yet they push a failure resolution method which expands the collateral damage resulting from a financial fallout.

WASHINGTON, D.C. Can industries that have laid off large numbers of scientists and other technically trained workers credibly claim to worry about an "increasing STEM [science, technology, engineering, and mathematics] skills gap" in the United States?

The Republican leadership in the Congress is utterly insincere in claiming to worry about the deficit.

They claim to worry about being eaten by the Russian bear but the most they ask of their citizens is two cents on the dollar?

Ultimately, Ferrucci claimed not to worry about winning or losing.

The cashier claimed to be worried.