Were they worried about offending the Bush administration?

I was worried about vaginas. I was worried what we think about vaginas, and even more worried that we don't think about them.

I'm not worried about it.

We're very worried about you.

Layla is worried about you.

Sami's teachers worried about him.

They were worried about the EU s future certainly more so than their Western counterparts.

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Worried about moral hazard? Here s your solution.

Chinese investors are worried about inflationary overheating.

We are worried sick about his life.

Netizens were also worried about the government's intentions

FG But you know, Richard, most architects when they present their work most of the people we know, you get up and you talk about your work, and it's almost like you tell everybody you're a good guy by saying, Look, I'm worried about the context, I'm worried about the city, I'm worried about my client, I worry about budget, that I'm on time.

Just two or three years ago, people in the region worried about living on the outskirts of Europe now they worry about Europe itself.

She is not in the least worried about her test scores.

To sum it up, I am not worried about the bigots.

Turkey is also much less worried about its future than Israel is.

Manolin, worried about the old man, cries upon finding him safe asleep.

But, just as Chávez is worried about rumblings and dissidents in Cuba, the island s leaders are concerned about the news from Caracas they know they cannot survive without Chávez s oil and subsidies.

Why, then, are so many central bankers so worried about low inflation rates?

How worried should we be about an additional drag on the global economy?

Lenders (the bankers) are suspicious, worried about creditworthiness, and demand high risk premia.

They see a struggle for the soul of the Tea Party between true libertarians, who are worried about individual liberties, and traditional conservatives.

When I told them, they were shocked, worried, scared.

Last week, Kyrgyzstani bloggers were worried about the threat of Islamisation in their country.

From the beginning, members of his entourage worried about his volatility and mental balance.

China s main trade partners are deeply worried about the consequences of this continuing imbalance.

The EU and the ECB are worried about the moral hazard of any bailout.

Investors were not worried about default risk on Spanish or Irish sovereign debt, or about Italy s chronically large sovereign debt.

My classmates called me as well, they were also worried.

But American public opinion, worried about the threat of terrorism, seems set against the takeover.

It is no wonder that more and more governments are worried about exchange rate appreciation.

Now, I was 16. I was very worried about what my peers at school might think if they saw me running up and down this hill.

And if you are really worried about that, gold might indeed be the most reliable hedge.

Russia instead jumped into democracy, and only then worried about replacing socialism with a market system.

Wael Khalil pleads What I was worried about is happening a draft law to cancel Khul .

Here is why he thinks European countries are worried about an IMF prescription for Greece (fr)

I m worried the most about English because I find it very boring to study, Mai says.

We remain worried about the security situation, which is slowing down progress in all other areas.

If you are really worried about the oppresion we suffer, do something by stopping your colleagues when they treat us as objects in a bar or when they makes rape jokes.

How they got to where they are may be important in shaping the input information, but once we know where they are we're worried about where they're going to be headed in the future.

The dog owners are shocked at the arrests and are worried about the fate of their pets.

Surely a more competent administration would be worried about addressing these more severe and urgent fiscal problems.

Suppose investors are worried about a small chance of catastrophe over the next five to ten years.

Of course, some worried about the collapse of the household savings rate, but few were overly concerned.