Sentence examples for previously worried from inspiring English sources

Mr. Page appears to have convinced analysts and investors who had previously worried about Google's spending on science fiction.

On the Middle East, for example, he called for Britain to back a Palestinian state in a column in October last year, having previously worried over what he has called "the pro-Israel lobby in Britain".

Support for expanding the debt purchasing program, also called quantitative easing, indicates a change of tone at the central bank, which had previously worried more about relatively high inflation than economic growth.

Some had previously worried that the proposed move would dilute the aims of the second treaty.

Officials previously worried that the $5 billion allocation would not last until the program is phased out at the end of 2013, but concern has now shifted to persuading more people to sign up.

And I have previously worried that federal climate legislation would be significantly weakened by allowing domestic emitters to substitute substantial domestic and international offsets for their own emissions reductions.

Even though the combative Dutch midfielder has struggled in a disgracefully poor Milan side this season, it is worth remembering that De Jong – a Premier League champion with Manchester City in 2012 – still looked useful in last summer's World Cup and has found his previously worrying injury record improve significantly.

Louis CK's point was that, look, technology is as good as it is, and there's no particular point in complaining about it; maybe this recession will teach some of those in my previously worry-free generation to appreciate things for what they are.

"Previously, airlines worried about dissatisfied customers," said a Wharton professor, Serguei Netessine.

Last month, the SNP MP Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, previously too worried to talk publicly, spoke about the amount of abuse she received, mostly sexist.

Previously, Novotna worried about changing her routine.