Sentence examples for worried earlier from inspiring English sources

Parents who noticed general concerns not specific to autism were worried earlier, but received a later diagnosis.

On Sunday, Zimmer said she had been worried earlier that no one would believe her.

Researchers worried early on that such bacteria might not exist thousands of feet down or that the process of digestion might be particularly slow because of colder temperatures at these depths.

Though anger toward The Times is now coming mostly from the Republican camp, Keller said he worried early on that reporters might favor McCain because he had been so accessible, charming them with his bluntness and irreverence.

I was worried early on in my clinical career that people would not see past my extensive mental health history, so I made the decision that I would not share this.

Mr. Schreiber said that Ms. Gugino worried early on about how to play a character that can come across as wholly unlikable, "but like any good actress, she had to let go of that, and she did".

"We were worried early on — the rules and operations of the movie.

"Because [impact investment] started in the UK, we started to worry earlier about an ecosystem that could sustain it," said Cohen.

Jean's father Matosinho Otoni de Menezes, at 66 a scrawny slip of a man, had begun worrying earlier that day when he saw on the television news that a Brazilian had been killed in London.

I like to start worrying early.

You worry early on when you have a turnover and a penalty negates a turnover.