Sentence examples for worried about additional from inspiring English sources

He worried about additional head injuries; he and his wife, Amy, also were eager to start a family.

Stocks markets dropped on Monday after three of Wall Street's biggest banks were hit with a harsh ratings downgrade, sending the Dow Jones industrials down 134 points and leaving some investors worried about additional losses.

The law requires the Health and Human Services Department to stipulate the minimum benefits for all plans in the individual and small group markets, and Mr. Danner said the federation is worried about additional coverage requirements that could drive up costs for employers.

Among the explanations for investor caution are the anticipation of stronger economic activity with upward pressure on rates later this year, the lack of action to reduce Federal budget deficits, and weaker demand from Japanese investors who are worried about additional declines in the value of the dollar.

According to Hardy, Blink will "strengthen an already healthy browser competition," and Hardy doesn't seem to be too worried about additional fragmentation in the browser ecosystem because of Google's move.

None have detonated, but all have pushed officials onto high alert as they worry about additional devices being delivered.

And by Sunday, that was again reduced to Jan . 1 to allow Best Buy to make it through the holiday season without worrying about additional challenges.

And as agricultural acres were converted to grow these fuel crops, scientists began to worry about additional emissions associated with land-use changes, increased pollution from fertilizer runoff, and additional consumption of limited water for irrigation and processing.

At the same time, he said, residents can "continue to voice their concerns". They worry about additional development in downtown Anacostia and how streetcars will fit into increased traffic, he said.

"One might worry about additional immunosuppressive effects with AIDS," says Stephen Desiderio, a molecular biologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

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