worry的示例

• Don't worry about a thing. I'll take care of it all.

• My elderly mother worries that she's a burden to me.

• Sometimes I worry about the future.

• She'd worried quite needlessly about whether there would be enough food.

• You needn't worry - I'm not going to mention it to anyone.

• She was nearly demented with worry when her son didn't come home.

• I wanted to make amends for the worry I've caused you.

• Where on earth have you been? We've been frantic with worry.

• Some people glide effortlessly through life with no real worries.

• That's my kind of holiday - no phone, no TV and no worries.

• I keep telling myself not to worry or to take any burden to them.

• In designing tasks, researchers need to worry about establishing reliable and valid measures.

• We use an equivalence on trees instead of worrying about representation.

• Poverty is worrying about money all the time.

• But as soon as you do this, you will start to worry about other meanings, even in single words.

• They loudly poured out their worries, calling on their male relatives to discipline their sons.

• In this case, elevated symptom experiences, as well as increased worry about prostate cancer at diagnosis, were significantly associated with both increased religiosity and spirituality.

• They also worried that the addition of the working poor would expand by millions the numbers of those eligible for assistance.

• Once we did not much worry about what the public brought with them to exhibits, but that is not the case anymore.

• This would mean that we would not have to worry about the extremes of this distribution.

• Nineteenth-century commentators worried that museum-goers would go too far toward one or the other of these extremes.

• Several relatives were worried by their poor understanding of the complexities of the local authority's policies and practices in respect to self-funded admissions.

• Lending to a wife probably did not happen very often because it was too risky for lenders worried about delays in repayment.

• Instead, education is needed so that public fears track the real risks, and people worry about only what they ought to be worried about.

• However, there are other worries in the same vicinity.