Sentence examples similar to elevate worries from inspiring English sources

Those doubts could endure into the next national election, elevating worries about what could happen if the 2020 presidential contest comes down to the wire.

And so I lay supine most of the week with my leg elevated and worried every time I had to go to an appointment or when my ex-wife and I took my grandson out to skateboard.

Stress can elevate cholesterol, and worrying about this swim is giving me terminal agita.

So why do we feel compelled to elevate Bishop while simultaneously worrying that we're raising her too high?

Faculty and parents said yesterday that while they respected Mr. Levy's often-expressed desire to elevate New York City schools, they worried that in this case, he might be getting carried away.

She did not care about the other pale bald-headed children in their red wagons and masks, did not care about the other mothers, whose grief and worry seemed to elevate their countenances to resemble Titania's own.

Still, some scientists worry that glucosamine could elevate blood sugar levels in diabetics.

But that is hardly a reason to dismiss worries that the current system elevates popular-vote losers to the Presidency as "fallacious".

The double homicide, on a well-to-do block near Central Park, elevated every parent's worry to a new level.

"Consequently, despite the financial market volatility, worries about the housing market and elevated energy costs, consumers seem to be pretty happy.

Although I should add that I still want the highest standards to be maintained, and it still worries me when a minor character is elevated in importance purely for the sake of her/his sex.