Sentence examples for left worried about from inspiring English sources

Marilyn was left worried about their agreement and she felt "distanced".

Mr. Sarkozy won in 2007, he said, because he succeeded in combining the traditional electorate of the right with workers, traditionally on the left, worried about crime and immigration.

We've seen some of the consequences of that with the Southern Cross episode where hundreds and hundreds of millions of pounds were taken out of that business in profit while elderly residents were left worried and anxious about where they were going to live.

Mr. Cochran said his conservatism was in part a result of memories from childhood that left him worried about taxes.

The past four years of heavy rains and flash flooding here in southern Minnesota have left me worried about the future of agriculture in America's grain belt.

Paul Willcoxson, 33, of Corby, Northants, was according to the suicide note he left behind, worried about benefit cuts when he hung himself in April.

The lack of disclosure about his health — he was mum until January about his medical problems — have left many worried about Apple's culture of secrecy and its dependence on Jobs.

Money was tight; the company that provided her pension went bankrupt which left her worried about becoming an old bag lady.

They plan to intensify their United Nations efforts, leaving Israelis worried about increasing international isolation and pressure.

After announcing this to Bart and Lisa, he reclaims his "fun dad" title, leaving Marge worried about losing her new bond with the children.

The banking crisis has left some wealthy Germans worried about leaving large amounts of money in their accounts or investing in stocks and shares.