It sounded simple when Mr. Bush said it, but I suspect that many people would be wary, as I was at first, of showing up in a place like Africa on a mission to do good -- worried that the local people would see them as overbearing, supercilious Westerners.
He is in good if worried company.
Unless we make that case more effectively, we risk demoralizing millions of good Americans worried about cultural and moral decline and sentencing our country to four more years like the last eight.
She is delighted that the copy flow has been good but worried that the main story, the Palestinian re-occupation of Gaza, is not turning out to be very clear-cut and one of the other major stories, President Bush's 9/11 visit to New Orleans - won't happen until 10pm, way after her first edition deadline of 5pm.
Yes, I came from a merchant class family that lived high on the hog when the going was good, and worried ceaselessly when the money wasn't coming in.
The Zika virus can be spread by sex, and van Garderen has good reason to be worried about contracting it and infecting his wife after the games.
Some, with particularly good intel, are very worried about 2020, and rumblings that large sums of money are already being spent to build on the effectiveness of lobbying in 2015, and further take over the final product next time.
The military planners were mainly concerned about the bomber pilots catching a dose, but J. Robert Oppenheimer, "The Father of the Bomb," worried, with good cause (as it turned out) that the radiation could drift a few miles and also fall to earth with the rain.
Some of those children are missing out on food groups, even becoming malnourished, because of incorrect parental diagnosis, often undertaken in worried-well good faith, after parents have purchased high street food-allergy testing kits with dubious scientific basis.
Her stance reflects the will of a public that, despite the good economic news, remains stubbornly worried about the future.
