Sentence examples for worried not only from inspiring English sources

That prospect worried not only Lone Star but also BaFin, Germany's financial regulator.

ALBERT EINSTEIN worried not only about the big problems in physics but also about what may appear to be trivial.

They worried not only about religious wars as such but about political disputes which were "religious" in their intensity.

However, Vietnam is worried not only about the military threat from China, but about its economic fall-out as well.

Government contractors are worried not only about payments, but also about what to do with inventories they would normally ship to agencies that may be closed.

The companies have instead stayed away, worried not only by the government's constant policy changes but also by the widespread and endemic corruption in Indian society.

Rangers must worry not only about rescuing lost hikers and conserving nature, but also about security.

They worry not only about the technique of composition but also about the formerly unmentionable arts of presentation and publicity.

Scientists worry not only about what the project could do to the environment, but what the environment could do to the canal.

Critics worry not only about the undue influence of member governments relative to their citizens, but also the impact of organized lobbies for private interests.

But today, residents of coal country have to worry not only about the economic landscape but also the landscape itself.