Sentence examples for necessarily worry from inspiring English sources

But flyers shouldn't necessarily worry.

Nor should it necessarily worry non-Russians.

Not that sports fans at Giants Stadium should necessarily worry more about quakes.

Mr Clegg, experts warned, needn't necessarily worry that his name is going out of fashion.

"I don't necessarily worry so much about how I look," he said.

I think that's the frustrating part, because I've always been able to transition on the run and not necessarily worry about that.

I'm not worried about the limo company, not necessarily worried about the driver, I'm worried about the customer in that car and whether they're safe".

"I appreciate there's been an offer but it's with Inter the negotiations should take place – I'm not necessarily worried.

Inside the West Wing, many aides describe an atmosphere of relative calm against the backdrop of the investigation, with staffers mindful but not necessarily worried about the probe.

Operations research fits in here, too; OR people made use of evolving mathematical concepts, or devised their own, for solving multivariate problems without necessarily worrying about the particular context of the variables.

Conversations with blind friends and colleagues suggested that anecdotally it is: a lot of blind people we knew complained about erratic patterns of sleep, although they were not necessarily worried by it.