Sentence examples for probably not worried from inspiring English sources

With their bundle of joy, they will enter the world of parenthood and all it entails — with at least one key difference: They are probably not worried about how they are going to afford it.

When Burchfield's imaginary boy "looks with fear at the black interior of the arbor, not knowing what terrible thing might be there," he is probably not worried about crickets alone but about all manner of vermin that you cannot see yet know are there.

The Army is probably not worried about gay men shooting straight.

In short, Democrats should probably not worry too much if the polls move slightly toward Mr. Romney over the next week or two.

He included a fisherman's rain slicker in a yellow papery fabric and a denim sailor dress, so, suffice it to say, he is probably not worrying about the fate of the fish.

But if you have a hundred grand to spend on a car, you're probably not worrying about insurance.

He probably need not worry.

But there is one constituency that he probably need not worry about: waiters.

Sylvius Leopold Weiss probably did not worry much about posterity; few 18th-century musicians did.

For that matter, Republicans probably should not worry much if the polls fail to move toward Mr. Romney, because of the circumstances of the pick.

If that ratio applied at the CQC we probably need not worry if chair and non-executives hate one another's guts.