A flooded market might affect the paintings' future value — not a small worry when they can cost as much as $3.4 million.
But that's a small worry, like buying a MetroCard for the subway, because now, for the first time in a long while, both of them have regular jobs.
"I go from feeling sick about this – and having a small worry that this could all unravel to the point where the PM ends up having to resign – to thinking this is OK".
It's easy to smirk at the "greengrocer's apostrophe" – the shop that uses an apostrophe to indicate a plural ("pea's"), often omitting one when it is actually required ("new seasons asparagus") – but a small trader worried about where the next delivery of purple sprouting broccoli is coming from has got more excuse than a huge multinational business that makes a profit of £1bn a year.
To help you let go of any small worries you may have post-split, we've assembled seven of our favorite quotes on the uselessness of worrying.
The Internet's role in the spread of sexually transmitted diseases is still a relatively small worry for health officials, Dr. Valdiserri said, noting that many people who were at risk could not even afford a computer.
But for such a catastrophic event, even a small probability is worrying.
His parents, Nancy and Michael Manzella, were home in upstate New York, where they operate a small vineyard, constantly worrying about their son's safety and whether or not "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" would mean the end of his career, or worse.
In stark contrast, my people were compelled to testify before the Grand Jury in D.C., and eventually I was interrogated for eight hours by prosecutors for the DOJ's Public Integrity Unit in Washington while my partner Staci sat alone in a small windowless room, worrying herself sick about what was going to happen to me.
