But student debt has continued its inexorable march higher, a "worrisome" trend that economists say could stop young workers from starting new households or could eat into their spending on other goods and services.
Edwin Zerpa, the head of the Venezuelan federation, later elaborated, singling out the Mets and Santana and saying: "What's most worrisome is that they attempt to stop the pitchers, who are in excellent condition, from playing.
Data from The Netherlands suggest that overall professional satis faction is worrisome, especially in the older GPs, and that 34% of all GPs want to stop working as a GP before the age of 60 [ 2].
Calling it a "worrisome argument," Judge Scheindlin wondered if this line of thinking could lead police officers to rely on racial profiling in deciding whom to stop for suspicious behavior.
That so-called Joint Plan of Action gave Iran limited, temporary relief from sanctions in exchange for stopping some of its most worrisome nuclear activities, particularly its production of more highly enriched uranium.
When city lawyers tried to argue that so many minority residents are stopped because they commit more crime, Judge Scheindlin called the argument "worrisome" and wondered if it might lead officers to single out people based on race.
Those issues are probably far more worrisome than the prospect of a credit downgrade, but that has not stopped the rating question from infiltrating the national psyche and dominating discussions of public affairs.
From a psychological standpoint it was a bit worrisome how easy this turned out to be, and to be honest it never entirely stopped.
In an avalanche of disheartening statistics, the most worrisome included the three- to four-week delay to see certain specialists and a 10% increase in the number of family physicians who have stopped accepting new patients.
The frequency of rashes was worrisome: rashes developed in 2 persons (1 elected to complete the course of doxycycline [100 mg orally 2×/d for 3 weeks] and 1 stopped treatment after 10 days).
