(McCaffery et al, 2006 ) (UK, all tested, 54% abnormal cytology, 77% HPV+) For some women feeling anxious led them to disclose their result and this helped lessen their concerns when friends and family were reassuring and supportive.
In the late 1970s, an anxious economy led courts to say they wanted to avoid throwing credit markets into confusion or creating "undefinable instability" or "untold and unknown consequences".
Two weeks of anxious searching led Paul J. DiViesti to the entrance of a nursing-home dining room in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning.
Despite a sign reading "Don't Call 911 -- This Is a Work of Art," the volume of anxious calls led the police to demand the truck's removal.
The most popular of them all contains none of the pomp and certainty so often associated with the age: it is Newman's great and anxious prayer, "Lead, Kindly Light".
Compared to cannabis resin, skunk has far higher levels of the psychoactive agent Tetrahydrocannabinol that makes users 'stoned', but it can also make some people anxious and lead to psychosis-like symptoms.
For example, Jeff, a senior executive in the advertising industry, was about to be passed over for promotion because his tendency to talk over others in meetings made him appear too anxious to lead a creative team.
On days when she was anxious, Gates led her through exercises like standing poses and forward bends (to help her feel more grounded) and exhalation breath work (to calm her down).
Becoming too anxious can lead to depression, anxiety problems, and panic attacks.
The trouble with them is that they suffer from a kind of anxious enthusiasm that leads them to imitate something else they have no business copying--except for the purpose of impressing the ignorant--and the result is phony.
