Volume increased to 1.1 billion shares, which was seen as relatively heavy in light of widespread worries about US employment data due out today.
Meanwhile, companies exposed to emerging markets remain under pressure because of widespread worries about Brazils fiscal problems.
[I]n the face of widespread worries that community activity is ebbing in the United States, these findings demonstrate that the Internet, while not necessarily turning the tide, has become an important new tool to connect people with shared interests globally and locally.
He cited the motor city's higher-than-average unemployment rate and crime levels in a speech that played on widespread worries about the decline of US manufacturing.
But this plan of attack does at least have the virtue of appealing to widespread worries about an Obama victory rather than pandering to the foam-flecked fringe.
They all attest to widespread worries about sleeplessness in a nation fueled by energy drinks yet intent on the sustained eight-hour blofk of nighttime snoozing.
But pride is mixed with widespread worry that the area is becoming a ghetto.Ayyaz Aslam, who works for a local personal-injury firm, regrets the absence of whites.
Despite widespread worry over unemployment in the United States, the surveys show employment growth at a greater proportion of American manufacturers than in most countries.
Due to the vulnerability of the city to landslides, these events caused a significant social, economic, and environmental impact as well as widespread worry, without any precedent among inhabitants and local institutions, about future risk.
The fuss over the law comes against a backdrop of widespread public worry about an increasingly intrusive state and the growing circulation of personal details in vast databases compiled by the government and private companies.
Now you might expect there to be widespread worry across Westminster at the NAO's devastating analysis of one of the government's flagship policies.
