Sentence examples for justifiably worried from inspiring English sources

He then initiated diplomatic exchanges with Nabonidus of Babylon (556 539 bc), which justifiably worried Astyages.

Which is why Trump wants to tear it up and the Mexicans are justifiably worried.

For one thing, they are justifiably worried about the short-term price of oil, which is already very high.

Palestinians are justifiably worried that these projects nibble away at the land available for their future state.

With just four big firms left to comb through the accounts of the world's multinationals, watchdogs are justifiably worried that they cannot afford to lose another firm.

Digital activists in authoritarian countries are justifiably worried about Facebook's march towards openness: if third-party advertisers can learn everything about them, so can the dictators.

Not unlike the United States in the 19th century, China's early stage of industrialization has brought with it an unsavory wild West flavor, from cronyism to fraudulent accounting, that justifiably worries investors.

Long after gay novelists ceased to fear that a man-on-man love scene would send them to jail, they could still justifiably worry that it might cost them sales and literary status.

They may not like everything it does, and they justifiably worry when special interests gain too much power over it.

I understand he's worried — justifiably — about his reputation, and anxious to get his version of the story out there.

Skeptics from the Middle East have been concerned understandably that the subject is freighted with neo-Orientalist attitudes and neo-imperialist designs, and critics in the US scholar-practitioner community have worried justifiably about the neo-conservative and neo-liberal ideological posturing and policy blowback embedded in the topic.