Sentence examples for sites worried from inspiring English sources

There's a problem, though: Usher has a "Mac in my backpack" and is "surfing all the sites," worried about the line between "chatting" and "cheating".

SAN FRANCISCO — When the financial sector took a dive this fall, the entrepreneurs behind a new batch of personal finance sites worried that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

UK based research firm Scivisum has predicted that Web 2.0 will die in 2008, as "cautious companies pull their advertising from user-generated content web sites, worried about the effect on their brand of appearing alongside questionable content".

Environmentalists, as well as many people living near possible shale gas sites, worry about the huge quantities of water that fracking uses.

It took organisations a long time to work out what the internet was even for and many hesitated to create their own web sites, worrying about how to manage the "extra" traffic.

Many people wanted a dislike button to press as a way of reacting to bad news, but the site worried that the tool might be used in negative ways.

A recent article on Dale's site worried about her expanding commitments, and it's true, her register of interests at the House of Lords is long, including representation by four different agencies for public speaking and "ambassador" roles.

Istockphoto, the stock photo site worried Getty enough for them to buy the company, a great example of where the volume/number of options is the winning formula, but when it comes looking for a world shifting (read business shifting!) idea, such 'torrent' approaches can quickly become the haystack and the proverbial needle!

Andrew Anglin, who runs the site, worried that he'd be blamed for the attack.

But those charged with fixing the site worry that 250,000 people might try to use the site simultaneously at times on Saturday and in the days ahead.

I'd much rather be given the option of paying $10 for an ISO than having to sift my way through this or that torrent site, worrying about whether or not there's a seeder in the swarm.