Sentence examples for unreasonable worry from inspiring English sources

But it is not a completely unreasonable worry.

This is not an entirely unreasonable worry.

Fighting for Kashmiri independence, he hadn't seen Kashmir in two years; he was an exile, and in those two years, he feared (with the unreasonable worry of all exiles) that Kashmir would have changed.

But, if he did, and if he were worried about being sued or just frozen out by Trump not unreasonable worries, in his position that would certainly make it unlikely he would say anything critical or even specific or surprising about his former boss.

They can give way to legitimate concerns, or they can prevent unreasonable worries, that is if we let them.

A sixteen-year-old boy who grew up the victim of abuse and neglect might have earned a few unreasonable worries.

But, said Dr. Jason Karlawish, an Alzheimer's researcher at the University of Pennsylvania who was not part of the conference call, it is not unreasonable to worry about the role of drug companies.

In practice, especially under London mayor Boris Johnson, it's not unreasonable to worry that "regeneration" will turn out to be little more than a fig leaf for commercial development, and the clearance of poor people from desirably central areas.

In the case of law-enforcement officers, it is not unreasonable to worry that a clear adherence to a conspiracy theory an honest belief, say, that the Democratic Party is one big pedophile ring, that many mass shootings are "false flag" operations, or that liberal protestors are paid actors may seriously bias their interactions with the public or compromise criminal investigations.

Not an unreasonable concern.

The Americans fret that Mr. Karzai is making a difficult job almost impossible, with demands they often see as unreasonable; Mr. Karzai worries that the Americans seek to undermine him, and may yet abandon his country and him, once again, to their fate.