Sentence examples for shared worry from inspiring English sources

In Washington, American intelligence officials hinted at a new shared worry for India and Afghanistan.

Ben still felt the bruising ache of worry, and didn't know if he'd ever be able to forget about Bryan's risk – but Lila's shared worry and commitment to allow Bryan his choice and childhood ignorance was strengthening for him.

"As Latinos and representatives of the Latino community, we are sick and tired of the reality show and the double standards," the Bronx borough president, Ruben Diaz Jr., said, expressing what seemed to be a shared worry that Mr. Spitzer appeared to be getting a pass for his transgressions.

Among themselves, in internal e-mail messages and memorandums, they shared worries that Zyprexa's sales would fall if the drug was linked to weight gain or diabetes.

Still, there are many common interests to keep the allies united, including shared worries about Iran's regional influence and about Al Qaeda and its affiliates.

He added that he shared worries "that the U.S. is on the verge of losing the leadership it has attained" in 5G.

Find someone, far from the school world, that you trust absolutely to share worries and glories.

Supporting your friend isn't just about sharing worries – it's also about spending time together as friends and doing things you both enjoy.

They are vulnerable to isolation and anxiety, according to Sibs, and reticent about sharing worries as a result of "having to put own needs second throughout growing up".

He said he shares worries of the trade body Oil and Gas UK that output has fallen faster than expected in the past two years.

It was proposed that time should be allocated to 'experience sharing' in which participants would be encouraged to share worries or concerns as an indirect way of gauging mood in relation to the particular perinatal period.