Sentence examples for worrying from high-quality English sources.

• Helen Renshaw, Editor of Weight Watchers magazine, said the findings of the survey were “worrying”.

• It’s biodegradable, compostable and 100% plastic free - so you can enjoy your fancy latte without worrying about the environment.

• "This will assure the candidate of the best connection and relieve the stress of worrying about an interruption in service," Schein said.

• Recent stories include China’s crackdown on big tech, the “goldilocks” economy and how the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2 is worrying investors.

• It had reviewed information that “suggests a worrying pattern of human rights violations by the security forces during counter-terrorist operations”.

• The Simpsons parodied entertainers Siegfried & Roy in a 1993 episode called "$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalised Gambling)."

• Worrying about it is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars before colonists have even set foot there, says Andrew Ng, an AI researcher.

• You’re worrying about getting sick from your “wonderful” cleaning lady while she is probably worrying about how to support her family while staying safe and healthy.

Use worrying in a sentence.

• According to a spokesman for the Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, Dr Malcolm Hopwood, one of the most worrying current supply issues concerns the antidepressant drug Nardil.

• In late December, he shared with his colleagues on popular instant-messaging service WeChat a worrying diagnostics report that identified a new illness which looked much like severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

• For his part, Andrew Ng of Baidu says worrying about superintelligent AIs today “is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars when we have not even set foot on the planet yet”, a subtle dig at Mr Musk.

• The UK government will write off £13.4 billion of historic National Health Service debt, Matt Hancock has announced, in a significant intervention which he said was designed to "help NHS trusts deliver what's needed without worrying about past finances."

• Presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a study of more than 1.5million men has found worrying links between Peyronie’s Disease – a condition which causes the penis to become curved when erect – and stomach, skin and testicular cancers.

• Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), said: “These are extremely worrying findings and we need to know more about the reasons why these young people have apparently not completed their schooling or taken exams.

• "This is a worrying time for all concerned but today's decision will go some way to reducing the additional stress levels principals, teachers, parents, children and young people have been enduring over the last week," said INTO northern secretary, Gerry Murphy.

• Dropping over $200 for website hosting isn't an expense that's built into most people's budgets, but that's exactly why I've started aggressively saving money each month — so I can invest in my entrepreneurial projects without simultaneously worrying about paying the bills.

worrying sentence examples

• We’re talking beef injected with growth hormones, chickens washed with chlorine and – most worrying of all – widespread use of antibiotics in agriculture, boosting bacterial resistance to drugs, an existential threat that is right up there with global warming and nuclear war.

• Mahsa Alimardani, of human rights organisation Article 19, says that approach would be "in line with the worrying indications" that Iranian authorities want to restrict access to the uncensored internet to certain people "based on their professional and social circumstances".

• The traditional dogma on how to build wealth and reduce liabilities would go against my personal inclinations to put on my own personal financial oxygen mask (financially benefiting my family) before worrying about helping others (financially benefiting the student loan company).

• Setting aside the obvious irony of Morrison, the implacable stop the boats guy, now worrying out loud about whether border closures inflict indiscriminate cruelty on innocents, and demanding somebody take responsibility for inflicting that cruelty – the prime minister is absolutely right.