Sentence examples for especially worried by from inspiring English sources

Intel should be especially worried by the purchase.

The group of 15 pirates seemed not especially worried by their capture.

He is especially worried by the connection between criminality, armed gangs and drug-dealing, and jihadism.

Investors are especially worried by the huge cost of winning new subscribers to Softbank's broadband internet service.

Investors have become especially worried by its budget deficit, which surged to 11.2 percent of gross domestic product last year, from 4.1 percent a year earlier.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, is especially worried by what he sees as Mr Obama's permissive attitude toward his enemies.

She said she was particularly worried by the impact on children in the region, especially the destruction of UK-aid funded schools by Israeli forces during a recent conflict.

Mr. Schultz and others, however, say they are especially worried about a move by Mr. Troy last year to open up the agency's regulations to a wide-ranging review.

If you were a Syrian air force Mi-24 attack helicopter pilot, and you had a good eye for weapons, you would have reason to be worried by these pictures, but not especially worried.

By all accounts, Warner Brothers grew especially worried about the film when it was shown last week to theater owners and managers in Sherman Oaks, Calif., in the San Fernando Valley.

Doctors have been especially worried that vaccinia would be brought into hospitals by vaccinated workers and then spread among vulnerable patients.