Sentence examples for worried about why from inspiring English sources

Some New Yorkers were relieved to see police officers on the A train, but worried about why the officers were wearing surgical masks.

Supposedly, these elected officials and their constituents are worried about why the government wants to know whether their houses have flush toilets and whether household residents need help with self-care.

Morse hoped Cummings wouldn't collar him, yet when he didn't, then Morse worried about why Cummings hadn't collared him.

He is worried about why television does less well abroad than, say, music.Despite individual successes, such as "Teletubbies" and "Mr Bean", Britain's television does not do well abroad.

He was worried about why the cost of policing the visit was coming out of budgets at a time when officers were facing redundancy.

"You have long-time Knicks fans so worried about why they're not doing well, and they're less concerned about the Nets doing well".

"If you're so worried about it, why don't you come do it yourself?" The cook stormed out of the kitchen, on his way to catch a bus back to New York.

If we're so worried about violence, why is so much of our economy and public budget organized around institutional violence?

If they are really so worried about the deficit, why balk at these evidently sensible ways to close tax loopholes and end tax avoidance?

Speaking about the need to attract foreign investment on Sky with Joel Fitzgibbon on Wednesday, Sinodinos said: "If Labor's so worried about foreign investment, why do they keep lambasting foreign investors and saying they will be the beneficiaries of our company tax cut, as if there's something wrong with that?

If the British government was so worried about Sinn Fein's activities, why did it not simply ban the party some time ago?