Sentence examples for worried about changing from inspiring English sources

People ask me if I'm worried about changing too much.

He's more worried about changing the world than actually making money.

His journals read like an adventure novel -- he dined with princesses, took drugs with rock stars, and even worried about changing planes in Russia as a gay man.

if you're worried about changing in front of others, as a last resort just wear your gym shorts under your regular clothes the first few times.

Polls indicate that many poor and black voters in the eastern section of the city are worried about changing neighborhoods and rising housing costs.

The company is also worried about changing emissions standards for Class 8 trucks (that's the class of truck demoed today, which Daimler says is more efficient), so a vehicle with a driver who has to do less work, or requires no driver at all, could provide companies like Hunt with a cost savings on labor.

"I don't think I'm worried about that changing at Google," Brin said.

"Being worried about security is changing the nature of urban life," she said.

Expat Turks are changing, worried about the negative perception of Turkey abroad.

Following in the footsteps of Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump throughout this election used racially charged words to stoke the anxieties and resentment of white working-class voters who are worried about jobs, the economy and the changing face of our country.

Although 125th Street is changing, Ms. Dia is not worried about being uprooted.