Sentence examples for may worry too from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, they may worry too much.

Yet those who worry about the prospect of homogenization may worry too much.

And this year, the government has already bailed out one mutual fund run by a state bank, and, last month, promised to rescue another $5 billion fund managed by the state-owned Unit Trust of India.Yet as long as the government guarantees their survival, the state banks may not worry too much about the risks they are running.

Juan Pardinas of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness, a think-tank, points out that the new law will do nothing to loosen the grip of state-run monopolies in oil and electricity.Even in the private sector, some companies may not worry too much about the threat of higher fines.

Lots of privacy issues, of course, but those who choose to cover themselves in sensors or internet connected watches may not worry too much about that.

"The flip side is that a few anxious high school students may think and worry too much about what someone wrote on their blog, and present themselves in a slightly different way than who they really are.

Though he may worry about too much development, Mr. Berger, who spent 20 years as president of the Kew Gardens Civic Association, said the neighborhood is still special to him.

To Russia one of the attractions of continuing with nuclear power is that it frees gas for export.Yet a gassier Europe may not need to worry too much about security of supply.

However, in the long-term, they may not need to worry too much about it.

Blankfein and Cohn may not have to worry too much as clients don't appear to be shying away from Goldman Sachs.

Those who watch broad trends worry, too, that India may be running thin on good help.