Racing thoughts won't settle, sleepless nights and rapid fears.
Many English deplore the rapid Africanization fearing that standards will not be kept up by insufficiently trained men.
The trend has added complexity to what was, until recently, a currency debate focused largely on the United States and China, with Washington asking Beijing to allow the renminbi to fluctuate more freely against the U.S. dollar and China resisting a rapid appreciation, fearing a potentially devastating effect on its export sector.
I spluttered to the surface to tell my husband, but he had mistaken my rapid movements for fear, and had done a slow-motion underwater clap to scare it away.
But this is small consolation for another big fear: rapid thawing of the Arctic permafrost.Best kept coldRoughly a quarter of the northern hemisphere, including most of the Arctic land, is covered by this layer of frozen rock, soil and organic carbon.
The major obstacles standing in the way of a creation of a chain spa are financing, lack of management expertise, overly rapid expansion and fear of diluting quality for quantity, according to industry experts.
Data from the CenterWatch study indicate that over 70% of clinical trial sponsors and service providers feel that the adoption of electronic data collection would be more rapid absent the fear of regulatory repercussions.
Concerns about rapid expansion and fears of inflation have prompted the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates six times over the last year.
The company said consumers, perhaps fearing rapid depreciation of the value of their BlackBerrys, were upgrading to other platforms quicker than ever before.
But their rapid growth fuels fears of excessive credit.On January 20th the CBRC told banks they would have to bring these products back on to their balance-sheets by the end of the year.
