Sentence examples for worried otherwise from inspiring English sources

Your parents will get worried otherwise and they will probably make you come back home.

The head of scouting for the Giants, Jerry Reese, says, "If a quarterback's score comes in under 25, we worry; otherwise we don't pay that much attention to it".

Critics, including the Democrats running against him, charged yesterday that Mr. Pataki was belatedly voicing concerns that they had long expressed, and only because he was worried that otherwise the issue would hurt him in the election.

For a global rock band that has sold more than 150m records worldwide, won 22 Grammy awards and has a frontman whose ego is as big as the stadiums they sell out, U2's explanation for why gave away their latest album to half a billion iTunes users seems unlikely: they were worried that otherwise no one would listen.

But if a fast-food brand or a hotel chain can be deemed a "joint employer" along with the smaller company, it can be dragged into labor disputes and negotiations that it conveniently wouldn't have to worry about otherwise.

International organisations keep out of these areas, worried that doing otherwise might jeopardise their permission to work from Damascus.

These days thousands are campaigning for "the right to die" and "the right to be forgotten" as if they're genuinely worried it might otherwise not happen.

I'm more exhausted after the show than I used to be, and I go to the toilet more before it – not because of nervousness or problems with my bodily functions, but because I'm worried now that, otherwise, I might need to go during the performance.

She also worried about what might otherwise happen to Katniss.

People huddle near the doors because they're worried that they will otherwise miss their stop.

Otherwise she worried that part of the audience would write them off and tune out their political arguments as a result.