11.   But there is a lot more for a trainer to worry about than whether to use bar shoes.

12.   But they apparently have other things to worry about than merely learning the offensive sets and knowing when to get the ball to Patrick Ewing on the blocks.

13.   But there may be more for the analysts to worry about than which antitheft device catches the most wrongdoers.

14.   Demonstrators, however, say they came away from the Republican National Convention more worried than ever that their First Amendment rights to gather in public are at risk.

15.   Even Springer critic Thompson agrees that there are worse things to worry about than a syndicated circus of dysfunction.

16.   Fear of being audited by the IRS is common to taxpayers everywhere, but Pennsylvanians have less to worry about than residents of many other states.

17.   For they have more to worry them than general dislike.

18.   Golfers have more reasons to worry than most professional athletes.

19.   He has less to worry about than others.

20.   If anything, the West End has more to worry about than Broadway because of the sense that it is increasingly irrelevant to London theatrical life.