We spent all day - as every hour passed - worried that he would be arrested and charged under a terrorism statute.
That the Democrats might actually get a health care reform bill passed worries Republicans, who believe, as did their party colleagues in 1994, that passing no health care bill will ensure a major Republican victory in the mid-term elections.
The possibility of making plutonium on this scale using 30-year old accelerator technology must surely be of more than passing concern for anybody worried about the spread of technology that could lead to nuclear proliferation.
Neither Ali nor his wife have been able to sleep properly since their son was taken and as every day passes they worry more that he will never be released.
She says she was always worried that social workers were spending 70% of their time in front of computers instead of with families, although she didn't pass this worry on to her superiors; as for targets, if she didn't meet them, it had a direct effect on her budget, which was already forcing her to get rid of staff ‑ from management, she insists, not the frontline.
The police blocked the road and refused to let the marchers pass, worried that the crowd would burn down government buildings, as previous crowds had.
If this gel someday came to market, I predict many dudes would give it a pass, worried their hard drives would turn into floppy disks after a few sperm suppressor rubdowns (even though it's designed to not affect testosterone levels).
As its economy languished in the 1990s, "Japan bashing" gave way to "Japan passing" and the worry that the country's international clout was fading.
We should first note in passing that this worry is also based on a somewhat exaggerated reading of the empirical results.
Even if it had come to pass, my worries would have been pointless.
But much of the Democratic Party wants another stimulus bill to be passed, notwithstanding worries about budget deficits.
