Sentence examples for driven by worry from inspiring English sources

Moura's Escobar is a family man, a friend, many of his worst actions driven by worry and weakness.

Women who reported greater pregnancy specific anxiety also had higher pregnancy specific distress, which was predominately driven by worry about delivery and infant health.

If those Senators are driven by worry about what the base thinks more than anything else, this is unlikely to move them much.

The pullback — which is increasing almost daily — is driven by worries that some European countries may not be able to fully repay their bond borrowings, which in turn would damage banks that own large amounts of those bonds.

Driven by worries about safety, the need for accountability, and perhaps a certain "I Spy" impulse, families and employers are adopting surveillance technology once used mostly to track soldiers and prisoners.

Financial institutions received more than 12,000 complaints a day in the second half of 2011, driven by worries over payment protection insurance.

Largely driven by worries about CO2 leakages and other risks at storage sites, both the CCS power plant types and CCS energy portfolios faced a remarkable decline of support during the group deliberations.

Gold has rallied strongly since political unrest sent U.S. light sweet oil futures soaring nearly $3 to just under $100 a barrel, driven by worries about supply disruptions.

Oil has now fallen for 12 straight days, driven by worries over rising oil production around the world and weakening demand from developing countries.

The British referendum vote this year to quit the European Union was in large part driven by worries over immigration, and stoked by scenes of the Calais migrants trying to force their way in.

While central banks rarely express currency-driven motivations for monetary policy decisions, it would be hard not to see the BOE's inaction as driven by worries over the pound's swift collapse.