Sentence examples for has worried at from inspiring English sources

Lawrence H. Summers, formerly President Obama's chief economic adviser, has worried at recent public appearances about the risk of long-term economic stagnation.

Although the campaign is likely to be greeted warmly by many white- collar office workers who have long grumbled about the paper clip, it has worried at least one Microsoft researcher who is most closely credited with being the father of the technology underlying the paper clip.

I shouldn't have worried at all.

We shouldn't have worried at all.

"How dare the very men who preside over a church in utter disgrace due to sexual misconduct and cover-ups by bishops try to distract from their own problems by creating new ones for women religious?" Sister Joan Chittister, a prominent Benedictine nun, said she had worried at first that nuns spend so much time with the poor that they would have no allies.

This shows such a fundamental misunderstanding of the international rules of modern warfare that, again, it must have worried at least a few of the military professionals in the audience.

At least to Richardson, McConnell claimed to have worried about safety at the plant.

In his speech this weekend, there were no clues as to why the Department of Homeland Security might have worried about his appearing at a previous conference of sociologists.

Only Stephen Streat seems to have worried that the case at it stands may not present a clear prognosis.

By combining 'yes' and 'sometimes' responses, results in: 40%, 35%, 62.5%, 55 % and 100 of respondents from schools 1,2,3,4,5 having worries at school sometimes, if not more frequently.

Marie was delighted, as she had frowned upon Carol's relationship with Zizi Lambrino and had been worried at the birth of their illegitimate son Carol, who, to her great relief, had been given his mother's surname.