Sentence examples for worry about very much from inspiring English sources

In general, volcanoes are not something people around the planet worry about very much.

This is one thing that Vanguard doesn't worry about very much.

The striker took the ball past Willy and then slid the ball into the net, a bit closer to the corner than he really needed to go without a keeper to worry about, but very much a goal.

He himself probably doesn't worry about it very much, at least once a song's done, though he sometimes wonders aloud in the midst of the writing.

In good times, people don't worry so very much about credit card practices.

FORESTIER -- I'm not very much worried about the possibility that we'd be slowed down by lack of funding, because there is a lot of money coming over; I'm talking about the venture capitalists.

I never worry very much about whether I'm pleasing God, and yet I love George Herbert.

My fellow conservatives and Republicans have tended not to worry very much about the widening of income inequalities.

Realistically, even very large corporations don't have to worry very much about, for example, the extent to which laying off workers will reduce demand for the company's product.

That is, you should learn some fundamental economics, you should learn some fundamental philosophy, you should learn some fundamental history and there should be a fairly high level of intellectuality, but it shouldn't worry very much about things like business cases because that can be learned on the job.

"I worry very much about my children.