Sentence examples for control worried from inspiring English sources

France had surrendered to Nazi Germany and was under Vichy control, worried that it would also lose its Indochinese colonies to Japan.

Glenn first earned broad public attention in 1962 in the bell-shaped space capsule Friendship 7 — a flight that NASA's mission control worried might burn up upon reentering Earth's atmosphere. .

Megacorporations try to take greater control, citizens are worried about the environment around them and there is rabid fear of people who are different… OK, so the world isn't that different after all, except for the fact that magic is real and a war is being waged behind the scenes.

Some women thought they could control their worries in between the examinations, but before the last exam and the delivery they got more and more worried and even had sleepless nights, wondering what would happen with their baby.

Even after this, the hospital simply stepped up its own investigation, and it failed to notify the police or state health officials until its hand was forced by a worried poison control expert.

"There are a lot of people that call in and just don't have control, they are so worried about what's going on," says one operator in Los Angeles County who successfully talked a couple through a home childbirth.

Mr. Marquis-Boire said that as he traced spyware from Bahrain to 14 other countries — many of them "places with tight centralized control" — he grew increasingly worried about the people on the other end.

"When I wasn't sure whether my son would make it, I would ask Dr. X if he was worried, because if he felt they had everything under control, I wasn't so worried anymore" (parent of an extremely premature infant describing communication with doctors).

"Particularly an industry like ours which has been so worried about government control".

During the sessions, Presley's usual producer, Jarvis, grew increasingly worried about losing control of Presley and his recordings.

28 This could lead to the hypothesis that healthy individuals who are participating in a lung cancer screening trial and who are randomised to the control group will feel more worried and insecure.