Sentence examples for out of a worry from inspiring English sources

For example, many who argue that the underrepresentation of women in science is a concern do so not simply from the belief that women should be afforded equal opportunities, but also out of a worry that the science might be shaped by a dominant masculine perspective (Addelson 1983; Keller 1985; Lloyd 1984), making the underrepresentation of women an epistemic issue as well as a justice issue.

It does not allow broadcasts of oral arguments out of a misguided worry that cameras would encourage grandstanding by lawyers and might cause the justices to censor their questions.

"We are out of ourselves with worry.

Critics leapt on this as evidence that Pret was peddling an inauthentic "have a nice day" culture, the cheerfulness prised out of a workforce worried they were being spied upon.

Back in 2011, the Guardian pointed out a worrying trend of back-to-basics artists – from Adele to Ed Sheeran – labelled "The New Boring".

Portrait, it turned out, of Robert Clark, a quiet, churchgoing, worried-about-money, married accountant who had trouble keeping a job, now living in a suburb of Richmond, Va.

As someone who has an out-of-control child, is worried about annoying fellow passengers and causing displeasure, not to mention feeling embarrassed and a little helpless, exasperation is paramount for the parent or guardian concerned.

The jumbo ink supply of the Seven Year Pen boasts a seven-year lifespan, making running out of ink mid-essay a worry of the past.

But you end up staying longer - out of sight, out of mind". It's a worry for society.

The decline in the currency comes as foreign investors have been pulling money out of the country amid worries of a slowdown in economic growth, As Tanya Beckett explains.

Just use this point in your life to hang out, instead of worrying about a guy.