Sentence examples for worry set in from inspiring English sources
By Sunday, worry set in again as lawmakers and White House officials struggled to hammer out the fine points of an agreement that must clear a Senate controlled by Democrats as well as the Republican House.
Initial reaction to $639 billion in lending by the European Central Bank was positive, but then worry set in that Europe's banks needed so much help in the first place.
Health officials worry that a sense of complacency has set in, partly because of their progress in fighting the disease.
As soon as worry sets in that my joy is just a dream, a tiny little voice hollers: MAMA! Exhale.
And to many others, Rihanna's decision has inspired fear and worry about the example she is setting in what has become the signal domestic abuse case of the social media age.
In Tokyo, where stocks had opened higher in early trading on Monday, worries quickly set in.
Although announcement of the cap was well received in most quarters, at least as a starting principle, worries have set in about both its likely effectiveness and its complexity.
Only once you hear that among the spirits venerated at Yasukuni are 14 class A war criminals who were executed after the Tokyo war tribunal in 1948, and whose names were added to the roster at the shrine in 1978, do worries start to set in.
"But I don't think it's going to happen, so don't worry!" "Ruined," which is set in a Congolese brothel, opened at Manhattan Theatre Club in 2009.
That focus is not new, but Ms. Lagarde made clear she worried that complacency could set in.
