Sentence examples for justified worry from inspiring English sources
This constituted a justified worry, since Sofia's husband's parents were indeed suggesting a divorce.
Also, for all the very justified worries about whether the "superhighways" – for the most part slim gullies of blue paint which London's motorised transport long ago learned to ignore – Johnson has also ushered in possibly the boldest plans to boost cycling ever seen in contemporary Britain.
Statistics may seem dry to some people, but they can help separate justified concern from needless worry.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
The freedom to question our detainment whether justified or not and not worry that we won't make it out alive.
This worry seems partially justified since, even when appointment was required to allow the proxy "to keep contacts with the health authorities and to give informed consent", in 87% of cases the tutelary judge also conferred him/her the power "to manage the patient's property".
Some more detached observers say Mr. Morsi's worries are well justified, noting the pattern of judicial rulings and the military's reluctance to cede power.
Let us hope that Wicks's trust in Opec proves justified, because many peak oil advocates worry that Opec has overinflated its supposedly proved reserves by at least 300bn barrels, more than a quarter of the global total.
This worry probably is not justified: in our study, the GPs adhered to the advice to refer the patients to the cardiology outpatient department in only two-third of cases with echocardiographic abnormalities and GPs also referred patients for whom the cardiologist had not suggested to do so.
This acceptance of the idea that love can be justified leads to two further, related worries about the object of love.
Motivated by worries among Aklavik residents over cancer risk from H pylori infection, this analysis shows that community concern is justified and provides an example of how epidemiological research can address health priorities identified by communities.
