Sentence examples for worried seriously from inspiring English sources

Half a century ago, Vandalians worried seriously for their community's economic survival, while democracy and accountability took a back seat to paternalistic rule by "the big five", as a clique of rich business leaders was known.

Researchers started to worry seriously about mercury exposure after several incidents of poisoning in Japan and Iraq.

These days you don't have to be a newcomer to the job market to worry seriously about chronic unemployment and even the prospect of homelessness.

But NBC has not had to worry seriously about competition of any kind on Thursday night since 1984, the most impressive run of dominance in television history.

I suspect that many of the parents who worry seriously about their teen-agers watching a movie such as "Kick-Ass" would also worry if they knew that their children were listening to, say, Lil Wayne.

As Ellis puts it: "If they don't find a Standard Model Higgs I would begin to worry seriously about supersymmetry because in popular models a Susy Higgs should appear in a similar way to a Standard Model Higgs".

After the first round of stories about Obama's outreach to Latinos, there was a second round of stories about the awkward position in which that outreach put Mitt Romney, who had tacked to the right on immigration during the Republican primaries and must worry seriously about how well he'll perform with Latino voters.

What the latest numbers conceal is that the company is approaching the height of monetizing its existing assets with advertising, and that's exactly the time to start worrying seriously about the future.

How worried -- seriously, personally worried -- are you that you will be shot to death?

Mr Obama, who is keen to rebuild America's image in the world, has taken British worries seriously.

Many people in China may not care about that, but Beijing, anxious to appear as a good friend, now takes its neighbors' worries seriously.