Sentence examples for order worry from inspiring English sources

Gamini invites Ranjit to join Pax per Fidem, but the authoritarian nature of Pax per Fidem and its "new world order" worry Ranjit and Myra, and Ranjit turns down the offer.

For the first time in years Test batsmen, especially those down the order, worried about their physical well-being.

Even some of the Conservative MPs who agree with the Lib Dems on control orders worry about their liberal line on crime.

It is in order to worry away at this inbuilt uncertainty that the entire experience is currently being diminished.

You could prize law and order, yet worry about the sort of escalation which ends up needing to move police forces around the land and placing them in the impossible position of a "thin blue line" between two fundamentally implacable groups.

What was I? I seemed to be born in order to worry about that very question without ever producing an answer.

Without such an order, Kreiter worried that his macaques would be left in legal limbo.

You're too busy taking orders to worry about that, and the cultures those businesses created supported those prescriptive approaches governed by templates and leaders who ensured we did the things necessary to manage predictable outcomes.

Fellow academics instinctively recoiled from the symbolism of the death of a leader or a religion, fearing chaos and violence would ensue until a new warlord or god appeared to restore order and worrying that the new emergent order would diminish the influence of those previously in power.

After months of planning, ordering, and worry, it worked.

Williams is now a Santa Barbara County supervisor, and with so many lives that might be saved by a gun violence restraining order, it worries him that more people don't use it.