Sentence examples for might worry if from inspiring English sources

He might worry if he failed".

But investors might worry if ImClone tried to go it alone given its track record so far.

Without wishing to prejudge the new school that Geri Halliwell is hoping to start in north London, you might worry if it were based too closely on her expertise in teaching.

After fifteen minutes or so, John and Paul hadn't emerged, and I thought Mom might worry if I stayed out any longer.

"Predominantly performing" is a phrase that might worry me if I were a regulator.

For example, one might worry that if, in the extreme, all paper currency were literally eliminated, the central bank might have difficulty controlling the price level because suddenly all government debt is electronic and starts to look the same.

The operators might worry that if NFC makes it easier to connect mobile phones to other devices over short-range wireless links, this might discourage subscribers from sending data over the cellular networks.

The Nevada Cancer Institute's Sharma says he might worry even if 2% or 3% of patients were having fatal bleeds.

But one might worry that if the man is unable to leave the room, then it is false to say that his volition not to leave causes his not leaving.

Second, we might worry that if an account of moral or political justification seeks to validate conclusions without contradicting anything that a diverse group of people believe to be true for example, without contradicting anyone's reasonable religious views such an account will be "committed to the view that it is desirable to propagate false beliefs or unsound inferences" (Raz 1998, 42).

I was concerned she might worry more if I was scared, too.