Sentence examples for mostly worrying from inspiring English sources

Death in fishing gear of non-target species (called 'bycatch') is a major concern for marine wildlife, and mostly worrying for long-lived species like cetaceans, considering their demographic characteristics (slow population growth rates and low fecundity).

The worst aspect of prison life was "losing my liberty, but mostly worrying about my children - that they would be worried about me and how do I react to ensure that they feel that 'actually I'm ok'.

Instead England were able to pull level when the young Leeds wing Lee Smith scored the second try of a debut hat-trick that at least provided one positive from a mostly worrying night and for the next 20 minutes they finally began to tackle with more conviction, control the ball and impose themselves on opponents who contained several part-timers in their ranks.

Jared W. Thompson, an Arkansas radiation official, said he mostly worried about diagnostic radiation.

SCOWCROFT: I was mostly worried about what I saw as an increasing rush to decision.

He added, "I'm mostly worried about just not having to suffer a real setback, which would be another injury".

I am mostly worried by their 2-striker partnership, putting more pressure on a newly-built central defense.

The female lead in "Camp," Ellen (Joanna Chilcoat), is mostly worried about ending up "a fag hag".

Workers believed teamwork on the rig was effective, and they were mostly worried about the reaction of managers off the rig.

Westerners have mostly worried that Egypt might plunge into Iran-style Islamic fundamentalism — and, to me, that seems a reflection of our own hobgoblins more than Egypt's.

In 1965, though, he was mostly worried about the approval of his father, Al, a former boxer and top jitterbug dancer from Vancouver, British Columbia.