She worried most about Serena, who, in turn, constantly fretted over her younger sisters.
He created a federal state, yet he constantly fretted over the pitfalls of decentralization.
In the analysis, they write: "Constantly fretting about the formal status of our association with the EU restricts what the UK can in practice achieve through that relationship.
Away from the hedge-fund gulches on Park Avenue and in Greenwich, Connecticut, successful companies prosper by investing and innovating, rather than by constantly fretting about the short-term movement of their stock prices.
Similarly, although he constantly fretted about money and knew how to cut a deal, he was known in the business for his absolute integrity and fairness, both in financial matters and in matters of billing.
She existed in a Percocet and morphine haze, constantly fretting that the sedation kept her from saying all the things she wanted to say to us, but unable to face the pain without it.
Roughly translated, that means that instead of constantly fretting about the tendency among British designers to show abroad as soon as they get a lick of success, London should be seen as "the breeding ground for new talent".
The idea of working in an office struck him as ludicrous, and he expressed contempt for the way his parents, who run a small cell-phone store, thought of nothing but work and constantly fretted about money.
She constantly frets over whether to keep him "safe" (in the dangerous safety of a locked cell, visited nightly by a sociopath) or to take the most enormous chance (risking both their lives) in the hopes of winning him freedom.
