Sentence examples for persistently worry from inspiring English sources
And Hindus persistently worry that Indian Muslims are a fifth column.
Silvers relished assigning literary biographies to Moore Olive Schreiner, Gertrude Stein, Eudora Welty, John Cheever, Edna St . Vincent Millay Donald Barthelme ("a bricoleur in cowboy boots")—and her reviews persistently worry the distinction between the human being and his or her work.
But differences between the country's leading ethnic groups were huge, illustrating a persistently worrying ethnic polarisation of politics.Of Kenya's five most populous groups, the Luo, who account for about 12% of the total, voted overwhelmingly yes en bloc, as requested by their undisputed leader, Raila Odinga, who hopes, under the new deal, to become the next president.
But I also know something persistently worrying about my parents: they are not the type to worry.
But jobs are likely to remain scarce, and many analysts worry that persistently high unemployment could cause consumers to hold back on spending, threatening a recovery.
Although other Fed officials said they continued to be worried about persistently low inflation instead of high inflation, a majority of the meeting participants agreed that a stronger outlook for economic growth "raised the likelihood" that further gradual increases in the central bank's benchmark short-term interest rate would be warranted.
Persistently sluggish job growth and stagnant real wages have also caused many centrists to worry about the consequences of globalisation.More important, the centrists lack big new ideas.
Patiently and persistently, the Nigerians turned Worley's skepticism into suspension of disbelief, to the point where he seemed to worry that they might not trust him.
Despite the stocks' recovery and the persistently grim headlines of default and bankruptcy, careful investors may still find opportunities if they are seeking diversified exposure to real estate — and without having to worry about tenants with wee-hours plumbing crises.
