Tom had good reason to worry.

Tom has good reason to worry.

There is indeed reason to be worried, but not because the rupee s value has declined.

He was right to worry a sharply expanding money supply may have unexpected and unquantifiable lagged effects.

There is reason to worry about this.

There's no need to worry.

There's no cause for concern.

There's no reason to worry.

There's no cause for alarm.

There's no reason for concern.

There's no point in getting upset.

There has always been reason for concern.

Okay, there're lots of problems to worry about.

There are good reasons for this.

History provides grounds for optimism.

There are grounds for cautious optimism.

The dead bodies somehow don't seem important enough. Quetta Sikander F. Bhadera ( SikanderFayyaz) August 8, 2016

You've got enough to worry about.

Tom had reason to be concerned.

There's absolutely no reason to worry.

There are good reasons to be worried about this, less because the Islamists are undemocratic than because of their illiberal tendencies.

But there is reason to be hopeful.

Of course, there are grounds for a sigh of relief.

They do so with good reason.

The justifications for preparing a self sufficient RuNet are weak.

The withdrawal plan is causing countless worries.

I see two potential grounds for concern.

Nevertheless, there is cause for concern.

We already have enough to worry about.

Still, no matter how absurd and ignorant I think my friend is being, his was a life changing decision that required overcoming multiple risks.

In the longer term, however, the Chinese authorities have every reason to be worried Xinjiang will grow to be a problem like Tibet.

But recent developments in the Middle East suggest that there are grounds for concern in other volatile countries, namely Pakistan, North Korea, and Iran.

Not to worry, some economists, say.

There may be little cause for immediate worry.

Since September 2001, the cause for concern has grown dramatically.

So there is still much to worry about.

There is certainly reason for concern beginning in China.

There are reasons to doubt this, of course.

The events of recent months have crystallized more deep seated concerns.

Immigration should not be a cause for undue concern, either.

Deteriorating public education poses another worry. Stockholm, ruled by conservatives and liberals, has extended its free market experiments, such as privatization of subway trains, to education vouchers and free choice of alternative schools.

Clearly, the economy is Americans top concern.

And yet investors have reason to be concerned.

Deteriorating public education poses another worry.

But I didn't let it bother me.