Sentence examples for worry about decisions from inspiring English sources

We are concerned about the growth of enrollment in high school and college, and we do not want to worry about decisions of "early retirement," so we limit our analysis to men 25 to 55 inclusive.

It's normal to worry about decisions that you make, but it's important to understand two things: first, worrying won't change what happens after you've made your choice; second, worries should never stop you from acting in your own best interests to begin with.

I've got too much to do -- to get a budget passed, to get reforms passed for education, to get a tax cut passed, to strengthen the military -- than to be worrying about decisions that my predecessor made.

And you don't want to spend it worrying about decisions that now have been made.

"You want to get the next guy, but you don't worry about those decisions.

So that left my husband and me a day and evening to worry about the decisions we might have to make the next morning.

Athens has legitimate reasons to worry about unilateral decisions being taken by its northern neighbours on asylum quotas and border controls.

I had some reason to worry about the decisions of the other schools to which I had applied, but the reality was that I had a great university asking me to attend its campus in Lawrence, Kan.

I don't need to worry about refereeing decisions, agents or the press any more".

I often worry about the decisions their leadership teams will make and how they will impact Nicole and her friends.

Almost all physicians felt that their risk assessment out-of-hours was reasonably good, and felt reasonably safe, but only half of them agreed with the statement "I don't worry about my decisions after I've made them".