Sentence examples for worry toward from inspiring English sources

A more constructive move at this particular moment might be to redirect your worry toward other areas of risk in your life.

A November 2013 HuffPost/YouGov poll found that a majority of Americans did not hold the "not to worry" approach toward climate change.

So when Mr. Lehman criticized the Clinton administration's Justice Department several commissioners shot worried looks toward Ms. Gorelick.

"Kick-Ass" has a far brighter palette than "Wanted," but the body count and certainly its what-me-worry attitude toward bloodletting is comparable.

And members of the staff take a typically Australian "no worries" attitude toward the clientele, even when they stretch patience beyond all measure.

"I had a very bad feeling about this case and I'm really delighted that they've ruled in favor of freedom of the press rather than furthering a worrying trend toward broadening the definition of privacy," said Jo Glanville, editor of Index on Censorship, which campaigns against restrictions on reporting.

In newspapers like the populist Daily Mail, with its anti-foreign, right-leaning agenda, modern British ills -- childhood obesity, the rise of gun-related crimes, the increase in personal-injury lawsuits and what the Mail maintains is a worrying trend toward political correctness -- are seen as evidence of America's corrupting influence.

The World Bank stresses that there are reasons to worry about progress toward other goals, like a two-thirds reduction in the mortality rate for children under 5 by 2015.

To suggest that we shouldn't be concerned because this rate of growth has started to decline is like saying we shouldn't worry about racing toward a cliff at 80 miles an hour because we used to be going 90.

Ristvedt and Trinkaus for instance, found that a decreased tendency toward worry was associated with delays in seeking medical help for symptoms of rectal cancer [ 24].

The urine must make a right angle turn through the urethra, so don't worry about squeezing toward any direction.