Sentence examples similar to exist to worry from inspiring English sources

Tribe wrote in the Post that "ample reasons existed to worry about this president, and to ponder the extraordinary remedy of impeachment even before the Comey firing".

9. Travel-related invention you wish existed: Not having to worry about luggage.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said, "Over and over again this president has disregarded the law, has disregarded the Constitution and has asserted presidential power that simply doesn't exist and that ought to worry regardless of whether you agree with his policies or not".

Prior to the the Victorians, O'Gorman explains, the verb "to worry" existed but it meant to choke or strangle humans or animals.

Presentism seems to dissolve the problem of change: since only the overripe banana is present, its unripe state does not exist, so there's nothing to worry about.

Ironically, one simple solution exists to address all of these worries, albeit highly counterintuitive: stop attending school.

When a young man asked about confronting persecution, Mr. Bhaktipada told him not to worry, because true devotees exist on a "platform above good and evil".

Large parts of the world exist 'hand-to-mouth' and are too busy 'surviving' to worry about the environment.

Since it didn't exist before, companies like Salesforce.com didn't have to worry about this unless they chose to report options as compensation.

In most traditional public school models, principals are primarily concerned about building conditions; charter school principals have to worry about whether a building even exists at all.

When that civilised empathy does not exist – when a scene like this becomes unimaginable – that's the time to worry.