Sentence examples for equally worried from inspiring English sources
Republicans like Wayne Allard of Colorado and Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas, equally worried about retaining their seats, joined the chorus.
Furthermore, if you're convinced that Apple is lying and the world is out to get you, why aren't you equally worried about using a login password?
To the Editor: As health insurers narrow the choices available to patients through insurance marketplaces, another important group is equally worried about its dwindling prospects: our nation's physicians.
I am equally worried now, as police and management do their best to maintain the image of campuses as sites of privatised, client-based services, rather than places of dissent, disagreement and debate.
But in the meantime, King and the equally worried parents with whom she made contact had started to get a sense of how widely fingerprinting was being rolled out.
If growth or inflation continue to slow, the Fed will probably wait until its June meeting to adopt a "balanced" stance -- equally worried about inflation and growth -- and wait for at least one more meeting to actually reduce rates.
However, these women were equally as worried about developing breast or ovarian cancer as the other groups, and although their worry about breast cancer reduced it did not reduce any more than in the other groups.
People were equally or more worried that unauthorized immigrants would overburden various local and state budgets, and that unauthorized immigration was associated with crime, and the border was out of control.
It either becomes an argument where opposing sides never even attempt to understand each other -- or, equally problematic, the conversation remains so polite, so worried about offending someone, that it accomplishes nothing.
In dealing with a worried community, Mr. Giuliani needs to avoid reckless rhetoric and to project an equally intense concern for fairness to the police and for the welfare of the citizens they serve.
