Sentence examples similar to root of worry from inspiring English sources
They get to the root of their worry.
The toxic real estate assets they left behind are at the root of growing worries that Spanish banks will need a European-funded bailout on top of the Bankia rescue.
Mr. Jacobs said his group was "giving voice" to evangelical Christians who are ardent Zionists, either because they are interested in the Jewish roots of Christianity, worry about Muslims persecuting Christians, or are suffering from "Holocaust guilt". "For many reasons there is an enormous reservoir of pro-Israel and pro-Jewish support among Christians," Mr. Jacobs said.
At the root of the BBC's worries, said one senior television executive, was the feeling that the new team would produce a car show – reviewing cars – without the humour of Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May that helped make it the BBC's most lucrative programme, with rights sold around the world.
Bruce tackles that head on, and gets right to the real root of the problem: the words "I worry".
Celine Paquette, an insurance agent in Champlain, N.Y., and a trustee of the State University of New York, appreciates the new vigilance, but worries about the root of terrorism.
Turkey's trouble in financing gaps of that size has been at the root of its past two busts, and some worry that history may be repeating itself.
It was predicted that a worry intervention would reduce levels of worry and paranoia distress.
It is a 16-item self-report measure of worry.
Furthermore, the diabetes-related worry scale included subscales of worry about the future and worry about social activities.
