Baking a steady supply of cookies, she would use motherly intuition to sound the alarm about incipient trouble ("Ward, I'm worried about the Beaver") in their immaculate, airy house in the fictional town of Mayfield.
Signs of incipient inflation worry the folk who set interest rates.
Even without the bank runs that some predict would follow a Syriza victory, Mr Tsipras's pledge to undo many reforms and renationalise the few privatised firms would, at the least, kill off any incipient recovery.A worried Germany could yet ease demands for structural reforms to take the pressure off Mr Samaras.
When news emerged last month that Stieg Larsson's fourth, unfinished book is set largely in Canada, the announcement forced some nagging worries& 8212only incipient when I was reading the trilogy& 8212to float prominently to the surface of my mind.
By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn July 27, 2010 When news emerged last month that Stieg Larsson's fourth, unfinished book is set largely in Canada, the announcement forced some nagging worries& 8212only incipient when I was reading the trilogy& 8212to float prominently to the surface of my mind.
This is an alarmingly high rate of "dieting" among kids who have no need to lose weight in the first place, and clear cause for worry about incipient eating disorders.
It assuaged officials, like the presidents of the Fed district banks in Boston and New York, who are worried about the incipient threat of deflation.
But Mr. Trump also tapped into a deep well of anxiety among Republicans and independents in New Hampshire, according to exit polling data, and he ran strongest among voters who were worried about illegal immigrants, incipient economic turmoil and the threat of a terrorist attack in the United States.
Since Edward Snowden exposed the incipient NSA panopticon, the civil libertarians are worried that their Internet conversations and phone metadata are being tracked; the national-security conservatives claim to be worried that terrorists will start hiding their tracks; but both sides should really be worried about different things entirely.
That is because the Saudis and several other OPEC members worry as well about stopping the incipient global economic recovery and thereby squelching demand.
Both sets of increases seem to have been driven as much by worries over booming asset prices, especially housing, as by incipient consumer-price inflation.Nevertheless, it may be a while before official short-term rates increase in Japan and the euro area.
