Sentence examples for going to worry whether from inspiring English sources

Bacsik said he was not going to worry whether he would be demoted again.

He added that if van Commenee managed that, "nobody is going to worry whether the athletes went to the opening ceremony or not".

I'm not going to worry about whether it's going to be called off on Monday or not".

When asked if the Jets treated him fairly, he replied: "I'm not going to worry about whether I was treated fair.

You can do it in the privacy of your home with no one watching, no clean up after, no withdrawal whatsoever, and no one's going to worry about whether you're okay or not.

On CBS's "Face the Nation, Housee Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis). said he's not going to worry about whether the Republican plan produces a "nice-looking spreadsheet" of coverage statistics.

Once the economy begins to recover, they reason, voters aren't really going to worry overly about whether the PM and his colleagues are a bunch of toffs.

What I am going to worry about is whether this notion of there being "enough and as good left in common for others" is going to undercut the whole Lockean picture.

"Someone coming in and spending $200 for five people isn't going to worry much about whether they are spending $209 now," Loeb said.

The son of a wealthy American Motors chief executive turned Michigan governor, Mr. Romney also said, "I know what it's like to worry whether you're going to get fired," and declared, "There were a couple of times I wondered whether I was going to get a pink slip".

"I know what it's like to worry whether you're going to get fired," Mr. Romney said.