Sentence examples for worrying rather than from inspiring English sources

Political ideas are muted and oblique; they have a tone of earnest, repressed worrying rather than protest.

I think Cook's current form is currently in the box marked "Worrying" rather than the one that says "For the chop".

But he reckoned it would take a decade to capture a quarter of the market.That is enough to worry rather than terrify local shopkeepers.

He acknowledged an increase in emergency-room visits, but he said his preliminary information indicated that there were more people who were worried rather than seriously ill.

I didn't want to be an executive, being paid to worry rather than think".

In view of this we set a convention for reporting, by which patient's experiences were classified as low mood or worry rather than depression or anxiety, even where the questions may have included the latter terms.

A controlled fear -- a constant hum of worry, rather than poetry -- seems part of this new world, this new New York.

To Dynarski of Harvard, low-income students should be our real worry, rather than middle-class students with debts.

That is why this is all such a big geopolitical play .Most voters were mainly interested in their quotidian worries rather than foreign policy.

Older workers are a neglected consumer market, as our briefing on the media's ageing audiences explains (see article).Yet too many people see longer working lives as a worry rather than an opportunity and not just because they are going to be chained to their desks.

There is some concern about Ed Miliband's public appeal - I heard some at the New Statesman reception last night - but it's a mild worry, rather than a sense of panic, and generally people seem relieved that the fears that he would turn out to be some kind of IDS figure have clearly turned out to be wrong.