Sentence examples for worry to keep from inspiring English sources

Despite the sensationalist title, there is enough life left in the classical music business (about the music itself, we needn't worry) to keep Mr. Lebrecht busy documenting its further travails in "Slipped Disc," his blog on artsjournal.com, and elsewhere.

Even though the most acute concerns over the Greek election results seem to have receded, there was still enough to worry to keep the Treasury market behaving like a safe haven.

— Maria Newman Slate: As if global warming isn't bad enough, Scotch drinkers have another ecological worry to keep them awake: peat is not a renewable resource.

While some skeptics feel the $900 level for gold may be a challenge, we believe there is enough of a wall of worry to keep gold in the black for a while.

Unfortunately, they might have a new worry to keep them up at night.

Privacy advocates have an entirely new worry to keep them awake at night.

Once in this hole, the human antidote to worry is to keep on digging: to seek ever more secure solutions.

Their big worry is to keep up the pace and make sure they exploit the television moment.

What we need to highlight, as we continue this ethical journey, fired both by hope and worry, is to keep learning from complexity, and to hear the moral challenges but respond with science and compassion.

The Foreign Ministry worries about Israel's reputation abroad; the armed forces worry about how to keep Israelis believing in the importance of military service.

But officials worry about how to keep China near self-sufficiency in grain and sheltered from rising world prices.