Sentence examples for worrying charges from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Neill's version may be more virtuous, but the latter has its uses: it encourages openness, not least in the Praetorian guard around the president.The two fair pointsStill, Mr O'Neill makes two worrying charges against the administration.

The battery lasts about 20 hours – I was able to use it off and on for a few weeks without charging it – and if the battery dies the audio cable lets you listen without worrying about charging the battery.

If I could justify (*cough* afford) owning a P85D and something gas-powered for the next few years — something so I could take off in for a weekend trip without worrying about charger locations?

And he said he was not worried about charges against him being brought under terrorism legislation.

Asked now if he was worried about charges against him being brought under terrorism legislation he said: "I'm not worried.

As a Blue Dog Democrat, Mike Michaud, a four-term incumbent in the Second District, did not have to worry about charges of fiscal irresponsibility.

Jeremy Ben-Ami, the president of J Street, the liberal Jewish lobbying group, said in a recent interview that he worries that charges of anti-Semitism are being thrown around lightly.

He's worried the charges against the defendants in this case are part of a government effort to crack down on protests.

Do not top up a large amount on your phone and not worry about charges or it could be used up too quickly.

But in the short term, some people are fearing for their jobs and worrying about criminal charges.

You should be free to have as many transactions in your account as you need, and to be able to withdraw, deposit or transfer money between checking and savings in any manner you like without worrying about incurring charges.