According to background research commissioned as part of Wosskow's review, 80% of people pinpoint worries about insurance as the biggest barrier to engaging in the sharing economy.
When the secret police finally came to arrest Babel, Pirozhkova channeled her grief into a heartbreaking pinpoint of worry: that in captivity he would never be able to get his morning tea.
Specifically, I try to pinpoint my worry, and then prove that it is not likely to happen.
A report this week by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) pinpoints a worrying new phenomenon – the institutionalised infant, a whey-faced creature, stuck in school for 10 hours a day, the child of commuting parents possibly, wandering from playground to desk to after-school club without real purpose, nodding off through boredom and fatigue.
Hard to pinpoint when irritation became worry and worry flipped into panic, when the weather went from annoying to really scary.
Archaeologists and wildlife biologists worry about pinpointing some study sites, fearful they could guide looters and poachers to priceless artifacts or vulnerable species.
Don't worry, I'll pinpoint it".
I can't really pinpoint what started me off worrying about my health.
For some reason I was scared and worried and couldn't pinpoint any reason for it.
People were always comparing the boys and trying to pinpoint their strengths and weaknesses, but their parents worried that such judgments were self-fulfilling.
Sometimes Louis fell asleep watching them from the deck, and it worried him that he couldn't pinpoint when his sleep began: deer rent the mist with their tiny hooves, a spotted contagion of dreams galloping inside Louis's head.
