Sentence examples for worried about introducing from inspiring English sources

For some people that is too bothersome or tricky to install, and others have worried about introducing unfamiliar software to their devices.

Meanwhile, management worried about introducing the new work methods at Elco's High Park plant, which, unlike the Chester plant, had a history of resisting change.

This is Game of Thrones after all, the show that killed Ned Stark in the first series, that wiped out half the cast in The Red Wedding and that has never worried about introducing popular characters only to gruesomely off them.

Systrom worried about "introducing a new medium too late" as pop-up competitors tried to make the video element of their product a key differentiator.

Mercedes-Benz reps admitted they were worried about introducing such a small displacement engine in the U.S. market, however since it's launch for the 2014 model year it has been well received for its combination of power and fuel efficiency.

When her children were born, Olivia worried about introducing them to her Chihuahua, who had been her constant companion since she began in private practice.

"When we walked up to that float on the shore and saw it covered with Japanese organisms, it was the first minute that anybody has really worried about introduced organisms with marine debris.

They also worry about introducing more oil onto the market as the world economy weakens.

You don't want to worry about introducing yourself in the very first sentence; this immediately tells the recipient that they don't know you.

Don't worry about introducing new things into your schedule yet.

Last year we worried about worrying.