Sentence examples for worried how far from inspiring English sources

"People are worried how far will the rhetoric get translated into actions or policies based on politically-motivated ignorance," Ricci told HuffPost.

Military police patrol the island's main roads, looking for stolen goods, and checkpoints have been set up at all the main entrances to the capital.Cubans rely on the grey economy and some worry how far such a clampdown might go.

Producer J.J. Abrams is back for a third-installment that's tense and eerie, leaving you worrying how far director Julius Onah will push the frights.

Alcohol consumption is on the rise, and some worry how far it will go.

Coughlin was worried about how far the seats would be from the video screen.

I was not too worried about how far back he was when I heard the early fractions.

She said she worried about how far the slick would spread through the Santa Barbara Channel, which she called "one of the most biologically rich places on the planet" for its migrating whales and rare and endangered seabirds.

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"They'll never be able to rebuild it to the way it was," said Mr. Earl, who lives across the street from his son and spent the weekend hauling debris, worrying about how far the river would rise and marveling at flooding he had never before seen.

In the Northwest or Maine, for example, the water is deep enough that you don't have to worry about how far your keel goes into the water.

It's a new term in the auto world, but it means just what it says: people driving cars which use any fuel other than gasoline worry about how far they can go without running out of that fuel.