Sentence examples for worry of war from inspiring English sources

Having pushed the presidential campaign aside in the headlines, the worry of war will intrude itself into tomorrow's debate.

Over the peak family holiday booking period after Christmas, the worry of war and terrorism meant that many of us decided to stay at home.

That is now looking more likely as worries of war in Iran fade.

Wearing his shades and a star-spangled cap, he played, the music soothing the worries of war and life, if only for a few hours, just like old times.

The worry of just war pacifism is that modern wars fought with weapons of mass destruction can never be justified.

But beyond the education and exhibits, the Kabul Zoo provides a peaceful escape for many Afghans, from the fears and worries of the war that still play out so close to it's walls.

She worries about victims of war, about African children with AIDS, about the poor and the homeless.

Go to work!" Doesn't the prospect of war worry her? "I don't pay much attention," she said.

Former Bush officials and current Obama officials have scant reason to worry that their conduct of war might one day put them in a courtroom dock.

For the month of December, equity funds had a net outflow of $7.75 billion amid investors' growing worries about the prospects of war with Iraq, the group reported.

I know that many people in the country and indeed many of you here today are deeply worried about the prospect of war.