Sentence examples for worrying about the issue from inspiring English sources

For many in China the nationwide pro-democracy protests of 1989 and their bloody end have become a muddled and half-forgotten tale.This does not stop the Communist Party worrying about the issue.

Here, bands — mostly those active in the 1980s and '90s, indie rock's golden years — can reunite without too many people worrying about the issue of Tarnishing the Great Legacy.

"We know from previous studies that this is partly because we over-estimate what we worry about – as well as worrying about the issues we think are widespread".

You were forced to stop worrying about the issues at hand, and start focusing on financial backing, endorsements, and campaigning.

Speaking to the New Zealand Herald he elaborated, "We know from previous studies that this is partly because we over-estimate what we worry about as well as worrying about the issues we think are widespread".

In his budget speech, he seemed still to be worried about the issue.

"He was really worried about the issue of class," Blanchett explained.

Kehler is not the only one who's worried about the issue.

Investors, or at least their lawyers, seem to be increasingly worried about the issue.

(Several other operators declined, the Facebook employee told me, because they were already worried about the issue of net neutrality).

Rakha said that it's also a relief not to worry about the issue of fusha versus Egyptian.