Sentence examples for worry over whether from inspiring English sources

While Bassem spoke admiringly of Mahatma Gandhi, he didn't worry over whether stone-throwing counted as violence.

Managers vie for talent, people worry over whether scenery is stifling imagination and theatre folk combine camaraderie and competitiveness while harking back to a golden age.

When Metallgesellschaft or Barings Bank or Procter & Gamble or National Westminster Bank loses a packet on derivatives transactions, there is a public outcry about the dangers of those decisions and worry over whether senior managers understand enough about the strategies to control them effectively.

In 2013, Seth went through a divorce ("What a time … of horrifying feelings," he recalls in the film), and much of "True Sadness" is about navigating the fallout: remorse over a broken commitment; guilt about falling in love with another person; worry over whether he hurt his former partner so badly that recovery is now impossible for either of them.

Semiconductor equipment stocks like Applied Materials have boomed while The Streets semiconductor analysts worry over whether personal computer sales are about to peak.

When people have serious accidents, they balk at calling an ambulance because they fear the bills -- they worry over whether the ride will be covered and whether the ambulance will take them to a hospital that is in-network.

I do not put extra pressure on myself by worrying over whether my job is safe.

Why spend time worrying over whether normal-weight subjects or slightly overweight subjects should lose weight, anyway?

"Having encouraged me to go to school because I was capable of being academic, the family then worried over whether I should leave and join a firm of accountants in Bexhill".

The service was designed to give musicians a fairer deal and bigger share of streaming profits, but put across a bit of a mixed message at its launch by placing the world's biggest artists at its fore, implying that users should be worrying over whether Madonna or Nicki Minaj's pockets are sufficiently lined.

Low enough, in fact, that it has investors worrying over whether or not it can sustain the venture capital industry.