Sentence examples for expected to worry from inspiring English sources
There are many things I expected to worry about when I hit middle age.
A leading spiritual teacher warns that if people cannot save themselves from their own suffering, they cannot be expected to worry about the plight of Mother Earth.
So I'm constantly worried about losing the people who best empathize with me, and when I'm not worried about them, I'm expected to worry about strangers, or about the possibility of a recurrence.
With much of the slowdown attributed to what United States policy makers see as temporary factors, like high commodity prices and supply chain disruptions because of the earthquake in Japan, the Federal Reserve is not expected to worry too much about the rate of recovery.
I resent the fact that I should be expected to worry.
On Thursday, he is to visit the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, who is expected to raise worries about the plight of Palestinians in Syria.
They were also expected to alleviate worries and fears by giving women a sense of security through careful monitoring, assessment, supervising and by acknowledging women's fears and reassuring them [ 23].
Miranda was still revising the song, and expected to be still worrying over the scene in rehearsals.
Inflationary worries are expected to send interest rates higher again (which has also muted hopes of an earnings boost from a steeper yield curve, the difference between long- and short-term interest rates).It is not in banks' interests to send their borrowers to the wall, of course, but their ability to be flexible is more limited because of the credit crunch.
I didn't expect Republicans to worry about the facts that federal spending has been flat in nominal terms, and falling fast in real per capita terms, for several years, or that the deficit is plunging.
Then comes an interesting argument, most of which will surely put a smile on Rupert Murdoch's face: You might expect me to worry more about the survival of the BBC, but love and respect it though I do, newspapers matter even more to a robust system of democracy.
