Most central banks currently have a fractious relationship with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, with many of them distrustful of the nascent technology and worried that overly-keen investors could create unmanageable bubbles.
Android is still fairly nascent so I worry that the application environment will be limited on launch but an open, powerful platform backed by a major, web-focused corporation is better than a useless accretion of outdated functions owned by a Borg-like conglomerate or an OS created by a gnomic, arbitrarily pissy design company in my book.
And with the departure of the S.E.C. chairwoman, Mary L. Schapiro, and three of her top deputies — including two who manage the offices writing the regulations — some in the nascent equity crowdfunding industry worry that it could be 2014 before their line of business becomes legal.
The nascent technique has experts worried, however, about the potential for invasions of privacy or racial profiling.
Many researchers are excited about the nascent project, but others worry it could divert resources from existing collaborations.
Rising oil prices have helped neither of these giant weaklings.Even in America, where the strength of the expansion has consistently surprised economists, there are nascent signs of slowdown and worries about oil.
In the March 27 issue of National Review, editor Rich Lowry worries about "a nascent reaction to Bush foreign policy on the right, a growing sentiment, although one as yet without a prominent political champion".
Autonomous vehicles are driving the buzz at CES this week — but this year, companies are touting their commitment to safety and public education after fatal crashes increased policymakers' worries about the nascent technology.
I needn't have worried about my nascent sadistic streak; I can now say with complete assurance that I have no desire to hurt anyone who does not enjoy it.
Recall Nietzsche's paradigmatic worry: that a nascent creative genius will come to take the norms of MPS so seriously that he will fail to realize his genius.
He's especially worried that his nascent, tech-dependent business could be caught flat-footed.
