Facebook wasn't even a decade old when Mark Zuckerberg, its founder, got anxious about competition from scrappier upstarts and created Facebook Creative Labs, a startup incubator within Facebook's headquarters; by then, Google had already established a similar group, Google X.
The end of the Cold War unleashed a mass of unemployed secret agents on the business world, just as executives were growing especially anxious about foreign competition.
Rather than feel anxious about the increased competition, the 25-year-old believes such a wealth of options can only be good for Roy Hodgson when he agonises over his selection, and Foster's quality and professionalism can only add to the group.
The big Italian energy company succumbed to an improved offer from Fiat and EDF of around euro6 billion ($5.3 billion), but the European Union's competition authorities, anxious to ensure a liberalised market in energy, may yet intervene.Enel, Italy's biggest electricity company, is to sell Elettrogen, its generation business, to Endesa, Spain's leading utility, for euro2.6 billion ($2.3 billion).
He'd worried that an elite law school would invite cutthroat competition and anxious intensity.
With just two weeks left before the competition, everyone seemed anxious to perfect their footwork.
City are anxious to progress in that competition after failures in the previous two seasons.
But some of the nonhits — "I've Loved These Days," "Everybody Loves You Now," and "Blonde Over Blue" — felt different: interestingly problematic, unguardedly anxious diaries of ambition and competition.
But rolling out fiber is a complicated process, and most Kansas City residents anxious for some high-speed competition probably have a long wait ahead.
In Karen's case, her parents and I have been real patient and tried to slow her down, but she was anxious to get back in competition.
