Sentence examples for milder worry from inspiring English sources

Since mid-2009, it has been replaced by the milder worry of a double-dip recession, as a count of Web searches for those terms on Google Insights suggests.

Shootings are still frighteningly common, admits the local police captain, but milder worries are creeping in.

I remember feeling a mild worry, well into the game, that Yao had yet to score.

There is some concern about Ed Miliband's public appeal - I heard some at the New Statesman reception last night - but it's a mild worry, rather than a sense of panic, and generally people seem relieved that the fears that he would turn out to be some kind of IDS figure have clearly turned out to be wrong.

Bernanke expressed only mild worry, saying it was first a function of an improving economy and downplaying his own major role in sparking the worst bond-market sell-off in generations.

Mild worry symptoms and anxiety can predict declines in learning and memory [ 38, 39].

Participants with poorer understanding occasionally considered their risk to be high; generally they deemed themselves to be at a low or moderate risk but sometimes fluctuated between nonchalance and mild worry, such as between being content with limited knowledge and asking the interviewer questions about prevention.

Nevertheless, I do everything required of me between 7-8am by Sad lamplight and get a mild headache, though this might be down to worrying whether I'm prioritising Lumie time enough.

Mild headache.

He was electrified by the belligerence of philosophers — historians were much milder — although he worried that his delight was inconsistent with his disapproval of other pugilistic sports, such as boxing.

Even though worry is milder and less disabling than phobias or panic attacks, it needs to be healed if you want to find the kind of inner peace that no one can take away from you.