Sentence examples for worry grew from inspiring English sources

His sister later said that his worry grew so great that he feared he was under surveillance while he was bent in prayer.

Hong Kong authorities were testing two people for possible Middle East respiratory syndrome (Mers) on Thursday as worry grew across the region about the outbreak in South Korea.

That worry grew to 49% this year, up from 45% last year, in the annual retirement confidence survey released today by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI), a non-partisan Washington think tank.

Without it, toxic worry grows.

So I worry: Growing up in paucity, won't they become too cautious?

But this year, with worry growing over the $1.3 trillion deficit and bipartisan cooperation scrapping new lows, anything seems possible.

We see the worry grow amongst his peers and friends as Peep leans into the rockstar lifestyle, and is introduced to more parties and more drugs.

Major European indexes all slid as worries grew about debt problems in Ireland.

Centerra began investigating, but Ms. Glover's worries grew as the inquiry unfolded.

Although the missing barrels had gone to an industrial user, not a drug maker, the F.D.A.'s worries grew.

But as its economy kept growing, albeit slowly, and European economies faltered and worries grew that emerging economies might experience slower growth, the American market overtook the others.