Sentence examples for undue worry from inspiring English sources

There isn't the spin at the moment, and even Trescothick is handling him without any undue worry.

As you confirm in "Dangerous Ticks" (editorial, Aug. 27), we have a long way to go before our families can enjoy the outdoors without undue worry.

Many in the church felt the idea, never formally a part of church doctrine, was outdated and caused undue worry for parents.

But some test results may cause undue worry, while some testing regimens may leave people in the dark about other risks.

Jim Horne, professor of psychophysiology at Loughborough University's Sleep Research Centre, said: "The potential perils of 'sleep debt' in today's society and the need for 'eight hours of sleep a night' are often overplayed and can cause undue worry.

But it is further question whether this reaction should cause a neutral monist undue worry.

Some physicians did not want to create undue concern in patients by communicating test results: "If a patient has a pathological test, then it might worry the patient'will I collapse?

My husband and I were never of the opinion that girls should not wear pants or climb trees or get dirty, or that boys should not have long hair or play with dolls or like pink, so the dress did not cause us undue alarm or worry.

They were particularly concerned to address worries of undue centralization, arguing that such worries should be addressed not by constraining the extent of power in the relevant fields, such as defense, but instead by the composition of the central authority (Federalist 31).

The harm done by stopping geoengineering experiments is that the good which might come from them will never be known.Yet even some enthusiastic researchers worry about undue haste.

The gap between this approach and the traditional view of research ethics is evident in the fact that advocates of the traditional view tend to regard payment of research subjects as exacerbating rather than resolving its ethical concerns, raising, among others, worries of undue inducement and commodification.