Sentence examples for study worrying from inspiring English sources

Much as Sir Phillip paces his study worrying about Stephen, Dame Musset's father "pac[es] his library in the most normal of Night-Shirts".

Banks, according to the study, worry they will have to put aside additional capital as a safety net and manage an array of new costs.

The scientists who conducted the study worried that doctors are too hesitant to talk with patients about weight.

Disclosure is a well-recognised concern for both disabled people [ 49] and victims of domestic abuse [ 50– 52] and the women in our study worried about losing control over their bodies, their family and their baby following disclosure.

Students interested in a training (study 1) and students participating in a trial (study 2) reported higher levels of psychological distress, neuroticism (study 1) and worrying (study 2) than non-interested and non-participating students.

As indicated in this study, worry was found to be the strongest predictor of vaccination uptake.

These were followed by difficulty of concentrating on study, worries about the future, and financial anxieties.

In our study, worry was the most recognisable element of depression and was considered both a contributor to, and prominent element in, the construction of depression.

Owen's study reveals worrying declines in many common species, a topic explored in Silent Summer (Cambridge, £27.99).

From peaceful beginnings as a study group worrying about Christian proselytising, its members progressed to violence (using a hammer, to start with) and became potential mass murderers.

The study identified worrying problems for aviation English test development and validation, and proposed that standards such as the EALTA Guidelines be adjusted to suit the aviation context.