Sentence examples for worrying of the from inspiring English sources

The most worrying of the King's Fund's question marks is over who has ultimate responsibility if something major goes wrong.

The House proposal, to be unveiled this morning by Reps Mike Rogers and Dutch Ruppersberger, is the more worrying of the two.

But the most worrying of the arguments being promoted by those against these plans, is that Manchester can have its cake and eat it, that voting "no" is consequence-free and the investment in public transport will happen anyway.

Given that, perhaps the most worrying of the barrage of figures released yesterday is this one: at least 19,000 of the households evicted by bailiffs – not far off half – were evicted from social housing.

But in the Financial Times on Monday, Christian Oliver broached the more disturbing possibility of an overall "breakdown in command in North Korea":Perhaps the most worrying of the possibilities is that Kim Jong-il is no longer in full command, possibly because of a stroke the North Korean leader suffered in 2008.

You are worried of the fear of the unknown.

"Do they work or are they cheesy?" he worried of the bromeliads.

"This is completely out of character and we are very worried of the danger they may now be in.

"I am worried of the danger of getting into another housing bubble," the business secretary told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

Furthermore, large firms might be worried of the reinstatement in the firm of poorly motivated employees after the attempted firing1.

"I am worried of the danger of getting into another housing bubble," Mr Cable told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.