Sentence examples for difficult not to worry from inspiring English sources
It's difficult not to worry about how quickly history can fade in Nigeria.
As someone already a "target" of the United States government, I found it difficult not to worry about the chain of unintended consequences I might unleash by calling Mr. Binney, a 32-year veteran of the National Security Agency turned whistle-blower.
Given the shaky economy it's difficult not to worry.
"When you have similar incentives and similar actors involved, it's difficult not to worry," says Spiros Protopsaltis, a senior education official during Obama's second term.
As much as I applaud the president's recent actions and the skillful defense OLC has offered, I thus find it difficult not to worry about the aftershocks.
And is difficult for his mother not to worry about him.' " General Clark was speaking as a guest of the Wagner School for Public Service and of the Oxonian Society, a fledgling organization devoted to serving "graduates and supporters of Oxford University living in the tri-state area," of whom there are apparently several thousand.
