Sentence examples for commonly worried from inspiring English sources
Women commonly worried that having an ECV would be painful.
But, what with the anti-Trumpers and the pro-Sandersers, some people are worried that all hell might break loose, which is unusual, since people more commonly worry that the Conventions will be boring.
More commonly, they worry about the risk of legal retribution for their actions, even though Oregon's medical board has not disciplined a single doctor for misuse of the act.
When participants were asked about their worries about research in their community, they most commonly described worries related to being diagnosed with HIV such as "bad results caus[ing] a lot of worry" or " worrying about finding disease".
The Federal Reserve held short-term interest rates steady today, but took the unusual step of saying that it had become worried about the risks of a sustained fall in prices, commonly known as deflation.
Relatives of patients with depression found some of the behavior of the patients to be difficult to bear, and the relatives had negative consequences such as misery, withdrawal, and worrying which commonly caused problems; however, few relatives know how to deal with the difficult behavior of patients [ 13].
When I worried on Twitter that we could not trust encryption now, technologist Lauren Weinstein responded with assurances that it would be difficult to hide "backdoors" in commonly used PGP encryption – because it is open-source.
He worried about the matter.
17 I am anxious, worried.
