Sentence examples for very much worry from inspiring English sources

"The situation in Greece should very much worry us all," she told Berlin's federal parliament ahead of the summit.

"We're very much worried about what kind of signal this sends," Ms. Tumulty said.

FORESTIER -- I'm not very much worried about the possibility that we'd be slowed down by lack of funding, because there is a lot of money coming over; I'm talking about the venture capitalists.

… I don't think that's the key when everybody in the country, at least the swing voters that are going to control the election, are very much worried about the economy".

The claim has been made or implied so often, in so many books and editorials and talk-show dens, that Americans, no matter how passive they are in their behavior, now dutifully tell pollsters that they're very much worried about privacy.

"Right now, I'm very much worried about where we will find those healthcare workers," he said.

"That's why I'm very much worried," she added.

The Saudis have been coming out very strongly against this process of quote-unquote normalization, and they're very much worried about losing their privileged place with the U.S. I think that in terms of regional security, it's not going to have a positive impact anytime soon.

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"But the fact is that the Clinton administration was not very interested in our intelligence community, did not spend very much time worrying about, or using it, or investing in it".

Follow-up answer: very much; "Yes, I worry.