Sentence examples for studies to worry from inspiring English sources

"There are no books or studies to worry about.

MBA students were far too busy poring over case studies to worry about what was going on in the real world outside the classroom.

Now, with the availability of potable water and latrines which are safe and hygienic, students can concentrate on their studies without having to worry about injuring themselves, or falling ill.

The campus is like normal life only you have studying and classes to worry about.

On that score, I was right to worry: studies since the 1930s have shown that OCD seems to run in families.

After Arizona Republicans learned that a school district in their state offered a Mexican-American studies program, they started to worry the courses were teaching students to hate white people.

And when you come home from work or studies, you don't have to worry about shopping when you're feeling tired.

The cross-sectional design of our study prevent us from answering questions about causality, since it is plausible, for instance, that people who are already distressed for reasons not measured in this study are more likely to worry about A/H1N1 influenza pandemic.

For all the uncertainty, these latest studies are one more reason to worry that endocrine disruptors may be the tobacco of our time.

Ms. McMillan, 23, a New School graduate student, feels such dedication to the cause that she has contemplated taking a sabbatical from her studies — but she has begun to worry that the movement could become "a joke" without specific goals.

You don't have to worry about studying for that English essay if you know you're going to study for it at 4 30, after you get off work and before you meet up for dinner.