Sentence examples for continue to be worried from inspiring English sources
The Austrian government has so far refused to publish a list of missing allowances and we will continue to be worried until they do so," he added.
The club that MLB has to continue to be worried about is the Tampa Bay Rays.
"It is difficult to manage it precisely, which is why people continue to be worried that things might slow down too much".
"The economy is still on shaky ground and many workers continue to be worried about losing their jobs," said John A. Challenger, CEO of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., an outplacement consulting firm.
I see a clear potential for ethical quagmires and quicksand, of the bottomless-pit variety, but I guess at least for the moment, so long as I continue to be worried about those questions, there's at least some reasonable hope that I'll continue to learn more, while not completely selling my soul.
Investors continued to be worried that Italy's 10-year borrowing rate remained uncomfortably close to 7 percent, a level that economists consider unsustainable.
Despite the progress, health officials said they continued to be worried by significantly higher infection rates among blacks and Hispanics, especially in poor communities.
Despite the violence of the suppression, the government and local lords were relatively circumspect in restoring order after the revolt, and continued to be worried about fresh revolts for several decades.
Although other Fed officials said they continued to be worried about persistently low inflation instead of high inflation, a majority of the meeting participants agreed that a stronger outlook for economic growth "raised the likelihood" that further gradual increases in the central bank's benchmark short-term interest rate would be warranted.
"We continue to be very worried about voter intimidation and challenges, particularly given the national rhetoric over 'rigged elections,'" said Allison Riggs, a lawyer with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice in Durham, N.C.
