Sentence examples for continual worry from inspiring English sources

Neither is the prospect of a restive population — a continual worry for Beijing, if it cannot meet the aspirations of a rising middle class.

Its Battle Of The Atlantic mode adds the further dimension of managing the overall war effort, with sunken ships lost forever and scarce ammunition supplies a continual worry.

The BBC's Alan Johnston, in Rome, says that plight of Christians in places like Syria, Iraq and the Palestinian Territories is a continual worry for the Vatican.

He describes the urgency of vaccine delivery in these areas: "The further distance the vaccine has travelled from the capital, the greater is the effort needed to get it to each individual beneficiary child – and as every hour passes there's a continual worry whether it's still at the right temperature".

The feelings causing pressure for change may be depression, fearfulness, rage, or continual worry caused by living under the spell of delusional beliefs, but it is usually not to change the unusual thoughts themselves.

Housing and work are continual worries, as is legal status.

We've become so accustomed to people with continual worries and fears that it's made the category obsolete".

Voicing sentiments that are common enough among arrivals from the former Soviet Union -- though not, generally, among their children, educated here -- she complained bitterly about the bad treatment caseworkers give ex-Soviets asking for welfare, about the loud music of her neighbors and the continual worries about making ends meet.

Yet the rewards for a routine of dawn starts, continual weight worries and relentless travelling – one jockey he quotes clocked up 160,000 miles in 19 months – can be meagre; average earnings for Flat jockeys are around £30,000 a year.

Nurses at trusts which have continual financial trouble are worried their employers' focus on finances may mean they struggle to keep delivering high-quality care, added Dr Peter Carter, chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing.

It is also possible that being aware of their diabetes and the continual BG monitoring could induce worry about their ability to cope with motherhood and take adequate care of their child.