Sentence examples for worried about by from inspiring English sources

They suffer an unspeakable horror; they observe a terrible code of silence; they are watched over and worried about by a young woman whose testimony is questionable.

The Hurricanes had given the Devils something to worry about by winning two games after New Jersey won the first three.

With a gaping budget deficit to worry about (by one forecast 9.4% of GDP this year), the government has little cash to spare for the inflation-afflicted.This is excellent news for Congress's main rival, the Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

(There are no plans for spraying in New Jersey, says the state epidemiologist, Eddy Bresnitz, because so far there has been no West Nile Virus in humans. What Dr. Bresnitz worries about, by the way, are his children driving).

You would never guess there’s anything to worry about by watching the markets.

I'm hoping that this will show my colleagues that they've got nothing to worry about by going on strike.

That trailed the number of voters worried about Iraq by only 1% and tied the percentage of those troubled by terrorism.

But investors are worried about inflation, by the promises of all leading parties to raise minimum wages, and by uncertainty.

And Ms. King worried about approval by the co-op board.

And, worried about approval by a co-op board, he decided to hunt for a condominium.

It hopes to reassure people worried about security by offering a "fraud guarantee".