Sentence examples for resolving the worry from inspiring English sources
Radley talks about resolving the worry caused by uncertainty about signs and symptoms, by having others establish that one is really ill [ 22].
In lieu of other strategies for resolving the problem, skeptical worries concerning the rationality of large-scale axiological transformations come once again to the fore.
Benitez worried about the club resolving the recurring calf problem which forced him from the pitch before half-time against Sporting Gijon the weekend before last.
Resolving the derivative lawsuit against Mr. Ellison frees Oracle to battle that case without worry that one set of proceedings could be used against the company in the other.
Mr. Jiang is also worried about his historical legacy and if he steps down without resolving the bitter conflict, his reputation may suffer.
Resolving the crime helps resolve the feelings.
In this scenario, the implementation of ECG screening would probably result in a large number of borderline and false positive results, leading to additional tests to resolve the clinical ambiguity, worry and emotional stress for the participants, and considerable financial costs.
(But see Kraut 1986 for arguments that worries about whether love is de re rather than de dicto should be resolved by addressing the worry about fungibility).
Every time you think about the problem you have to resolve, the pain it's causing, and your worry about what to do about it, stop.
Worry in predominantly verbal form then develops, influenced by conscious processes such as attempts to resolve the perceived threat and the redirection of attentional control resources to worry content, as well as the continuing influence of habitual processing biases.
