Sentence examples for important issues to worry from inspiring English sources

There, Dan Hancox argues that there are more important issues to worry about than a font.

After September 11th, people really have important issues to worry about — their survival, for instance.

TEHRAN — When Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was first elected president, he said Iran had more important issues to worry about than how women dress.

I'm sick of conversations about the tax on tampons being shut down by claims that there are more important issues to worry about.

Joe felt he had more important issues to worry about than the government shutdown, especially since it did not trigger more panic attacks and just seemed to him like annoyance.

Most informants indicated that politicians probably feel that they have already addressed the issue adequately, since most workers are now protected, and that they are content that "there are a few things to tidy up, but there are more important issues to worry about at the moment" [politician].

There is no question that President Obama has bigger issues to worry about than us 'lil old black folks,' but we seem to become pretty important to the White House around election time.

John Longmire also has some tactical issues to worry about.

There are still issues to worry about.

Issue 5: Many call-processing systems run on common operating systems (OSs), and they have their own security issues to worry about.

"They've got bigger issues to worry about".