Sentence examples for worst worry from inspiring English sources

And the worst worry I think of all of us is that the rains are about to start.

When taking together all aspects of distress that patients reported as being the worst, worry that the illness will get worse, fatigue, and limited possibility to work/pursue daily activities were the aspects considered the overall worst by most patients at T1 T3, when looking at the three dimensions together.

Every Iraqi child's worst worry should be the one I grappled with that night so many years ago.

But the worst worry, these days, is for Kristaps Porziņģis, the Knicks' true rising star and its only real hope for the future, who often languishes, wide open, in the far corners of the court while Rose dribbles himself dizzy.

The idea, advocated on practical and political grounds, is to hold the presidential election before the parliamentary one a sequence the Elysée's pundits fear will favour Mr Jospin.But the worst worry is that the magistrates, whose views leak out to a press that cares little for the "presumption of innocence", will find a living witness to give damning evidence against the president.

The worst worry is that the machines will refuse our orders, that they may acquire a will of their own, and want free agency.

As fears about swine flu spread, the airline industry is bracing for the worst, worried that travelers will cancel their plans to fly to or from not only Mexico, but also almost anywhere else in the world.

"It really confirmed my worst worries about what we would have to do to get the concessions from China that we want," said Charles Burton, a former Canadian diplomat, who accused Beijing of using Mr. Garratt as a bargaining chip for negotiations on an extradition treaty, the pursuit of a free-trade deal and greater access to Canadian mining resources.

Worry, worst thing happens, worry … oh, the worst thing is about to happen again … downward spiral.

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At worst, I worried that Michael's mom wouldn't be able to stop herself from sending knitted booties, a possible overstepping of grandma-donor-boundaries.