Sentence examples for difficult to worry from inspiring English sources
"I've always found it difficult to worry about the opposition," says Brown. "I'm not too interested in how good Cambridge are.
Ending his streak of 346 consecutive games played was painful for Leetch, but it was difficult to worry about streaks and honors with such a frightening injury occurring.
But you can only control so much, and it's difficult to worry about something as immense as a recession when all you're doing is, say, trying to get an agent.
BMW sales have fallen here, more so than Mercedes, but it's difficult to worry about those two, not as long as Wall Street pays bonuses.
"If you go to a place, and you see nobody in the hospital with malaria, then of course it's difficult to worry about," Nosten says.
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.
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.
"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.
But for children of servicemen and women, it's still difficult emotionally to worry about their safety while deployed, even when they're not performing duties that put them directly in harm's way, and to adjust to having one less parent around to help out at home and to experience family life together in general.
