Sentence examples similar to expected worry from inspiring English sources

Periods and skin complaints were irritating yet expected worries at 21, but the mention of infertility sent me into a panic.

This finding is reassuring as one might expect worry to increase after counselling especially amongst the higher risk groups once women had been told about their risk.

Mr. Lasry and Richard P. Furst, a senior portfolio manager at Avenue who directs the European strategy, say they expect worries about the Continent to keep rattling the markets, creating buying opportunities for the new fund.

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.

There are many things I expected to worry about when I hit middle age.

Most Americans, I'm sure, never expected to worry about that sort of thing in the United States.

With their children in school, and having established their lives, they hadn't expected to worry about their place in Britain: they belonged here.

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.

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.

Young adults can't be expected to worry about having a heart attack or stroke.