Sentence examples for its worried from inspiring English sources

Since last July, Sony has been playing the role of expectant mother, preparing its worried firstborn for the arrival of a new sibling.

Though the administration is loath to admit the obvious, one of the principal reasons for the Pivot is to help its worried neighbors contain an aggressive China, which is pouring money into military and naval expansion, stunningly claiming sovereignty over virtually the entire South China Sea, and seeking to greatly expand its reach over the East China Sea.

A landslide near its base worried engineers, who though the integrity of the structure had been compromised.

According to Robert Hall of Stanford University, the drawback of tax rebates is that there is no guarantee they will be spent when the economy is at its weakest indeed, worried consumers are likely to save the proceeds of any tax cuts.

In earnings news, J.C. Penney overcame a drop in profits to beat the Street's fourth-quarter earnings estimate, but its outlook worried investors.

It's worried about debt, its credit rating … plus its waste and decommissioning liabilities," he said.

As long as it remains worried about the future, its rivals need not worry too much.

She registers its importance, the worried look on her face telling its own story.

She objects to its messianic impulses while being addicted to its frissons; though worried about art that perpetuates the cycle of violence, she's captivated by the brutality of artists like Francis Bacon, a touchstone for the book.

Its thumbnail was a pink copy of the L train logo in New York City, and its bio asked, "Worried about the L train shutdown?" Below was a link to a flashy website, which outlined the elevator pitch: a $155-a-month 155-a-monthttle driven by professional chauffeurs," exclusively created to snag stranded L riders once it goes offline in April 2019.

Rich folks in rich cities are devouring and debating the Piketty book, while the rest of the rich world goes on about its business, more worried about jobs and wages than distribuition.