Sentence examples for idle worry from inspiring English sources
That's not an idle worry.
Coupled with the lack of accountability in not carrying out executions – "A sentence not carried out is little more than an idle threat" – another worry is the number of wrongfuly convicted inmates on death row: "You can't hurry justice without making grave mistakes.
On the question of when to open hearings, senior Republicans said White House officials worry that idle time allows Democrats to seize on relatively minor incidents to cast doubt on Roberts.
Only 3 of Japan's 54 reactors are operating; the rest have been kept idle by local governments worried about safety.
Worried that the idle group would plot against him, Khánh made some preliminary arrangements to send them to the U.S. for military study, but this failed.
Henry and the Aikens worry especially about the idle people they see on Parramore's streets.
On good days it is difficult to see any evidence of the spill — except for the empty beaches, the idle fishermen and seafood processors, and the worry and anger on the brows here.
That "idle chatter" is what artists really have to worry about: the cloud of effusive, emotional responses that arises, like dust, in the wake of a crisis event.
The biggest worry for policy makers is that an idle and unequal populace will create unrest.
