Sentence examples for worried against from inspiring English sources

Which suggests that people who are having trouble affording health insurance are worried, against all the evidence, that government intervention will make it harder for them to stay insured, not easier.

"I am always worried against teams with great belief.

What was worrying against Australia was the defence, which leaked five tries.

If that seemed worrying against such fluid and fast opponents, Dempsey at least entered the night in good form, with his teammates also exuding increasing levels of confidence.

After remaining undefeated with a 1-point victory over Alabama-Birmingham on Saturday, Memphis (26-0, 12-0 Conference USA), never had to worry against Tulane 15-100, 5-6).

If you knew anyone in New York, you called them, and if you couldn't get through, you worried, even against your better judgment or your knowledge that they worked nowhere near the towers.

And he said he was not worried about charges against him being brought under terrorism legislation.

I think the justices are worried about going against what they perceive as the will of the people.

Ms. Schellenberg said she was worried about attacks against left-wing politicians in addition to the more-often-reported violence against immigrants and their German-born children.

Asked now if he was worried about charges against him being brought under terrorism legislation he said: "I'm not worried.

"It's been on our watch list for more than one year," he said, explaining that he was worried about lawsuits against the company.