用“fretting”造句大全，fretting造句

Instead of acknowledging and learning from it, we bathe ourselves in guilt, fretting about our supposed unsustainable lives.

The electroless nickel planting had application very widely for its corrosion -resistant and fretting-resistant and homogeneous nickel-plate.

These nuances suggest that rather than fretting about inequality itself, policymakers need to differentiate between its causes and focus on ways to increase social mobility.

Now that German unemployment is shrinking again—at 7.4%, seasonally adjusted, the rate is at its lowest since 1992—many firms are fretting about a shortage of skilled employees.

Thee only good reason for seeking legal advice is if you are lying awake at night fretting over what your rights are and a lawyer will be able to tell you.

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The pentagon, for all its fretting, is trying to keep channels open to the Chinese.

The African Union is fretting, with some members even suggesting a peacekeeping force be deployed to Somalia.

Thee geranium was fretting because it was not tall and fragrant like the lilac…and so on all through the garden.

But this time the fretting continued in public, as ministers emerged from deliberations in Viana do Castelo (the political fief of their host, the Portuguese foreign minister, Luís Amado).

You are fretting yourself needlessly.

Over the past year I've been fretting over an intractable contradiction.

OPEC on Monday ratified an agreement on unchanged supply that will provide cold comfort for consumers fretting over high fuel bills this winter.

The historically weak economy has also been given a lift by the huge infusion of federal cash in the rebuilding effort-leading to fretting about what will happen when the spigot is turned off.

France would embrace the new global economy rather than fretting about it.

It is also suitable for lubrication points subject to the risk of fretting corrosion or exposed to oscillatory movements or vibration.

It is always weakness to be fretting and worrying, questioning and mis-trusting.

He rouses nativist crowds by fretting that America cannot be secure unless it is self-sufficient in food, energy and military hardware.

Rather than fretting about a digital divide, researchers in developing countries stand to benefit from this digital multiplication effect.

What are you fretting about?

Britain has been fretting this week over lapses in its border controls (see article).