Sentence examples similar to anxious timing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Elmendorf added, "I know people are feeling anxious timing-wise, but you have to build a national campaign".
Frozen: Anxious Time-Waster.
At age 84, Mr. Mischel is about to publish his first nonacademic book, "The Marshmallow Test: Mastering Self-Control". He says we anxious parents timing our kids in front of treats are missing a key finding of willpower research: Whether you eat the marshmallow at age 5 isn't your destiny.
However, contrary to these findings a study from Draper et al. [ 24] suggested that the assessment might cause anxiety and worry about the baby's condition, some expressed worry since they were not sure what was considered to be a "kick" and some women felt anxious about the timing of the fetal activity.
This afternoon I am meeting a family who are feeling a bit anxious about the timings of contract agreements.
Anxious people can get their timing wrong, I'll grant you, but, still, we act as scouts along the periphery of the human campfire, scanning for threats in the darkness.
During the Thursday call, analysts were anxious to get details about the timing of ticket sales to the Aloha State by the low-cost carrier.
It is still expected soon, but the continuing bloodshed may change Mr Bush's mind again about both the timing and content of the announcement.Palestinians are anxious about it.
Although the cancellation surely came as a shock to the Gosselin bunch, the timing couldn't have been better -- Gosselin recently admitted that she's anxious to get behind the camera as a producer.
But for the rest, the shape and timing of the Great Inflation bulge look remarkably similar.This is a bulge that today's central bankers are anxious not to repeat.
