Sentence examples for problems and worried from inspiring English sources

In an hourlong speech that touched on many policies outside his purview, like paid maternity leave and gun control, the secretary said the persistent achievement gap between white and minority students is one of the nation's profound problems, and worried that a "growing digital divide" was widening the gulf.

Amber was also plagued with knee problems, and worried that she wouldn't be able to perform to the best of her abilities.

"But we always had immigration problems and worried about Beto being deported".

Colleagues said he had recently been depressed, suffering from financial problems and worried about his son Tomasz, gravely ill with liver problems.

Joanna had a drinking problem — or a former drinking problem — and worrying about her was a habit.

When someone I thank responds, "no problem" or "no worries," the words, "problem" and "worries" jump out at me.

I've got my own problems and worries".

As well as finding the story moving, I really enjoyed reading a book about the everyday problems and worries of a normal teenage girl.

In a culture that insists on the right to pursue happiness — thereby practically making happiness a duty — problems and worries, "named and nameless alike," as Cohen puts it, overwhelm individuals with shame.

He was damaged and defined by Rangers' decision to offload him to Falkirk in 1969, which is why he was as interested in others' problems and worries as by their successes   – and developed a range of devices to deal with them.

Then, I saw it wasn't really a crowd at all, just separate individuals, each one of them with a different set of problems and worries, hopes and fears, each one of them tired and dispirited, eager for peace and yet frightened to be alone".