Republicans, including the president, have expressed some worry about losing those seats now.
Before the game, Manager Terry Collins expressed some worry that his starter, Carlos Torres, would be rusty since he had not pitched since July 13.
Huckabee then expressed some worry that America's armed forces would be seriously crippled by the ongoing issue of obesity, and explained that the problem started with a system of incentives in which children received sugary foods for good behavior and were punished with vegetables.
In another sign of Indonesia's openness, the authorities gave an independent think-tank, the International Crisis Group (ICG), enough access to make a broad evaluation of their scheme.The ICG's report, in late November, was fairly positive, though it expressed some serious worries.
Even allies of the governor expressed some reservations, worrying that a raft of new tax regulations could unsettle companies considering moving to the state.
That night, on the telephone with his mother, Frog expressed some of his worries.
A Phone Call That night, on the telephone with his mother, Frog expressed some of his worries.
So perhaps it's inevitably that films are going to express some of these worries.
Greenspan expressed worries about the economy–some reports said his worries were "new," but no one knows exactly how long Greenspan has worried.
As the news spread, some Alaskans expressed dire worries about the ripple effect on the state's oil-dependent economy, which has already suffered a blow from low oil prices.
Third, I heard that two of our graduates are presently working in low-skill jobs.The most striking thing about Mr Ryall's blog, which is well worth reading, is what he says about the reaction of his colleagues when he expressed his worries:Feeling some anxiety about all of this, I mentioned "bubble" articles to several colleagues and asked them how an MBA program justifies its cost.
