Sentence examples for should also worry about from inspiring English sources

We should also worry about the consequences of a decline in sea ice.

We should trim back the welfare state — but we should also worry about fairness.

Why is that a group that is worried about the human impact on the environment and biodiversity should also worry about humans?

We should also worry about the substantial number of poor people with limited education or other impediments who don't find steady work even in full-employment years.

But the Tories should also worry about the NHS; the health service is the second-biggest concern among voters, ranking ten points higher than the economy (see first chart).

But it should also worry about meltdown risk – about the danger that its own failure to act, by leading to a deep recession, will undermine political leaders' ability to take the steps needed to put their economies on a sound footing.

When the Pakistani Taliban is massacring children, should we also worry about the fact that it has physically eliminated many traces of the Buddhist heritage of its home region?

If sexual violence is, as widely agreed, an expression of male aggression and the assertion of power over the opposite sex, then shouldn't we also worry about the ongoing celebration of cinema that propagates the idea of violent masculinity?

Shouldn't they also worry about the additional hours their children spend receiving auditory and visual transmissions of various kinds by surfing the Internet and playing video and computer games?

"They also worry about piracy.

They also worry about environmentally unfriendly batteries.