The phrase "everyday worries" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Most people have some form of everyday worries that weigh on their minds and can be difficult to resolve."
Not only that, the Bond Vanquish could completely vanish -- sort of like my everyday worries whenever I drive my own, unless I'm in heavy traffic and worried about someone hitting me.
Dogma will be further eclipsed by everyday worries, like making money and doing business.
"You have those everyday worries that we all think about too much".
Yet the forces that challenge sustained focus range from dinging phones to office politics to life's everyday worries.
Throughout their problems, the family members sing about their past in Ireland, their household traditions and their everyday worries.
But she also acknowledged that, across the country, people faced "everyday worries about job security, school places and GP appointments".
Sure, I haven't been getting much sleep, but, as a result, I've been getting that no-sleep high, and have turned into a giddy lunatic with a mind somehow less adhesive to everyday worry and logic.
That is my everyday worry - towards the future".
But the steady creep of extreme views from the fringes of academia to the everyday should worry us all.
Chinthar rogeis not an illness borne per say, but to them akin to a way of life illness, it is their core being which embodies this everyday pain, worry and suffering and the body then becomes a form of truth telling, and the medicalisation of this illness speaks of the unspeakable of their existence.
But from the start, everyday people worried about what such an influx could mean for their ability to cover rent or ever buy a family home.
