For some children, this vicarious knowledge of parental worry induced sadness and self-blame for imposing worry upon family members.
I had imposed unspeakable worry on my husband, Paul de Bendern, on more occasions than I could count.
Indeed, in a deeper irony, euro membership itself partly protects them from the discipline of the financial markets, which might otherwise be helping to impose reforms.This should worry those who have been gaily celebrating the ECB's tenth birthday, for two reasons.
For this CLL study, we did not wish to impose levels of worry on each of the health states; instead, the emotional burden associated with the health state would be embodied in the resulting utility values.
Pietro Savastano (Fortunato Cerlino), the family's imposing patriarch, is worried that his son, Gennaro (known as "Genny") might not be ready to take his place within the family business.
When asked about a state secrecy law which imposes stiff penalties on whistleblowers, he said it was "nothing to worry about".
But in this country where celebrations happen with families more than with friends, there would be no worry about imposing.
Soldiers have been deployed here again, a curfew has been imposed and many residents worry about bold daylight attacks that officials call a renewal of the anti-Western sect's strikes on police stations and soldiers that took place last year.
Don't worry about imposing.
The present study demonstrates that childhood rotavirus gastroenteritis presenting to primary care imposes an important emotional and practical burden on the parents of the affected child, causing worry, distress and disruption to normal daily activities.
