Ronald W. Hoggard, the city manager of Corcoran, to the south, echoes that sentiment, worrying that the big money involved in the high-speed project — the eventual price will be more than $40 billion — will roll over his small-town concerns.
A strap-line declares: "The media are the most powerful weapon".Such sentiment worries watchdogs that document attacks on journalists and on the TV channels and publications they work for.
The mounting anti-aid sentiment and worry over the future could be heard in the complaints of a homemaker, who was interviewed about the subject today.
He did caution, though, that there could be a number of political surprises in the months ahead that could influence investor sentiment — including worries over Britain leaving the European Union and the uncertainties of the United States presidential race.
Consumers took a break in September as retail sales posted their biggest decline since late last year, the government said today, while a slide in an index of consumer sentiment fueled worries about household spending.
Although for many 72% of a gain is still a good one it's the sentiment that worries and not scotching rumours of a mansion tax aren't helping.
That's the sentiment that most worries (and at the same time bucks up) the 87 freshmen, who sound like they want the next three weeks to be filled with all the brinkmanship, high drama and confrontation with a president they distrust as they imagined as candidates.
The sinking of the RMS Lusitania in 1915 created a wave of anti-German sentiment, and Gruban worried that he would find it difficult to find government work because of his nationality and thick German accent.
10), in this time of inflamed tensions and rampant anti-Muslim sentiment, some are worried that outsiders might mistake the holiday festivities for celebrations of the 9/11 attacks, and see it as a provocation.
I would not run out and get fully invested, and I would worry if sentiment turned very bullish again: As much as anything, it was the overwhelmingly positive sentiment that precipitated the losses in the first place.
