Sentence examples for primary worry is from inspiring English sources

Her primary worry is thinning hair, though this has not happened yet.

Romney's primary worry is that America will become "the France of the 21st century — still a great country, but no longer the world's leading nation".

The primary worry is that the companies will not be able to recoup the $8 billion they have paid to power producers but -- for now, at least -- cannot collect from customers, because of a rate freeze in effect until March 2002.

"My primary worry is that there are so many people beyond the owners and players connected to the league," Reed said by telephone from his home in Grambling, La. "These people depend on it for their livelihood, and man, these are tough times for them not to have work".

Any first-year law student who is actually listening in class rather than Facebooking or G-chatting can tell you that in drafting the constitution, the Framers' primary worry was of factions.

My primary source of worry is not whether or not I'm at the power table, because I'm under no such illusion, ever.

"I'm not sure it's had the proper review". He said his primary worry, though, is about water quality.

For such congressmen, the biggest worry is a primary challenge from a more conservative fellow Republican.

Worry is a primary characteristic of anxiety, and has been described as a cognitive process "concerned with future events where there is uncertainty about the outcome, [but] the future being thought about is a negative one" (Dugas, 2004, p.5).

Worry is a primary cognitive characteristic of anxiety, and has been described as 'a chain of thoughts and images, negatively affect-laden and relatively uncontrollable' (Borkovec, Robinson, Pruzinsky, & DePree, 1983, p. 10).

Since pathological worry is a primary and defining symptom of GAD, the evidence reviewed by Watkins (2008) that pathological RT is characterized by an abstract level of goal/action identification suggests that GAD is also characterized by a predisposition towards adopting an abstract level of goal/action identification as the prepotent operational level, for negative events.