Sentence examples for worried about the problems from inspiring English sources

Nor is he worried about the problems of duplicating aesthetics.

"Most of us want separation [ie, independence] but we are worried about the problems between the tribes," says Hassan Kuku, a trader in Juba market.

"You're looking over a customer's shoulder to see what the floor staff is doing and you're thinking about the leaky pipe and you're worried about the problems with the ice machine".

Is New World worried about the problems of dealing with China's sometimes arbitrary governments?

When I asked Steve why he sold the business, he told me it was because he did not want to give it to his children and he worried about the problems managing the business could potentially create for his family, which already had some delicate and complex dynamics.

"I really worried about the problems in my neighborhood: gangs, drugs, graffiti.

He developed ways to measure the intensity of feelings decades before others worried about the problem.

But Prince Saud al-Faisal, the Saudi foreign minister, openly worried about the problem during remarks in Washington last fall.

Nearly a third of people believe opposition leader Bill Shorten is worried about the problem, with around the same proportion of people thinking the reverse is true.

In fact, the department was so worried about the problem that two years ago it commissioned a study from a consulting firm, McKinsey & Company.

Williams, the No. 1 pick in last year's draft, said it was mostly a precaution and that he was not worried about the problem lingering.