They're worried.

They must be worried.

Hundreds. phones in area out

Why aren't they worried?

Everybody's concerned about you.

Everybody's concerned about you.

They only worry about themselves.

Tom and Mary are very worried.

Russian state officials are concerned about big data.

Tom and Mary said they were worried.

Some worry about America s increasing national debt.

Some are concerned that it will interfere with medical research.

Parents are always worried about the future of their children.

Some parents worry unnecessarily about their children.

Some worry that this will worsen relations with the US.

Many consumers are concerned about the health risks of genetically modified food.

Europeans worry about their lack of engineers, but they do little to promote science education.

Teachers worry that banning possession of seditious materials will undermine academic freedom.

Today, more people may worry that humanity will suffer a more prolonged death through global warming.

Owners of grocery stores throughout America are worried that cuts will lead to reduced expenditures of consumers.

Critics who worry about the cost of the energy tax have not thought about tax substitutions.

But, as it turns out, the law enforcement in Yakutia isn't worried about WhatsApp and its encryption at all.

The occupation powers are therefore right to be worried about an election in which massive abstention among Sunnis results in a large Shiite majority.

Today, many in the computer industry worry that such a patent thicket may impede software development.

The US is rightly worried that a victory by Jaish al Fatah and others might empower anti Western elements in Syria.

They worry about not only competence, but also the old transatlantic issue of burden sharing.

They worry about the risk of pregnancy or even how they will handle hygiene, said Kaplowitz.

In recent years, the International Olympic Committee and other sports organizations have worried about the possible misuse of gene transfer technology.

Wealthy countries worry about recession, while the poor can no longer afford to eat.

Nervous investors are only too aware of the risk of contagion, explains Terry Pratt, an institutional broker at IG Markets quoted by Reuter.

I don't know why Iranian officials, more than the citizens of Ukraine, Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon seem to be so preoccupied with these countries' independence.

Of course, Americans, at any rate, care more about Russia today than they have since the 1990s, when you know what came crashing down.

Home regulators and lenders of last resort are increasingly worried about their potential exposure to losses in banks overseas operations.

But all their politicians seem to want to worry about is protecting doomed domestic manufacturers against low wage Asian competition.

In fact, as Carmen Reinhart and I discuss in our recent book on the history of financial crises, This Time is Different, cash strapped governments will often forcibly convert indexed debt to non indexed debt, precisely so that its value might be inflated away.

But gold bugs are right to worry about whether the government will honor its commitments under more extreme circumstances.

People also worry it will lead to discrimination, as several types of work, including elected and appointed public officials, would be exempt.

I imagine that one of the worst parts is when you think of your family and friends, who are worried for your health and your future.

Some worry that the fresh liquidity will lead to worse outcomes for example, a commodity boom, which would act much like a tax on American and European consumers. Older people, who were prudent and held their money in government bonds, will see lower returns further curtailing their consumption.

Some worry that the fresh liquidity will lead to worse outcomes for example, a commodity boom, which would act much like a tax on American and European consumers.

Scandals and slurs have dominated this election to such an extent that many worry it will become the new norm.

There is disquiet about the transfer of sovereignty to Europe, but it is the entire Europe, which is gradually losing its sovereignty, and with its each of its nations.

With governments around the world (including Germany s) accumulating unprecedented levels of peacetime debt, markets are worrying about sustainability. Some crisis prone countries such as Latvia are already unable to sell any more debt.

It s honorable that the Live Earth organizers are so concerned about the far off future, but you have to wonder why there is so little concern about the much worse present.

With governments around the world (including Germany s) accumulating unprecedented levels of peacetime debt, markets are worrying about sustainability.