But substantial worries persist.
But there were substantial worries over the minerals that are gold dust for the new economy: antimony, used in flame-retardants and micro-electronics; the platinum group of metals, used in catalytic converters, fuel cells, phones and hard discs; and lithium, used in batteries.
Still, he said, "there's a substantial worry that he won't do very much" beyond tax reform.
"The AI community does not think its a substantial worry," he said, "whereas the public does think it's much more of an issue".
Several participants said that their headaches had, at some point, caused them constant and often substantial worry.
Consider a diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder in people presenting with anxiety or substantial worry and in people who attend primary care frequently who have a chronic physical health problem or do not have a physical health problem but are seeking reassurance about somatic symptoms or are repeatedly worrying about a wide range of different issues.
The prices seen last week, it should be noted, did not indicate real worries about a default that continues for a substantial period of time.
Among the participants of our study, a substantial proportion were worried about EVD; however, among those worried, most did not report strong worries.
But, said Mark V. Pauly, a panel member and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, "the benefits of these vaccines are so substantial that worrying about the last penny of spending seems to be a foolish economy".
But the EU, the final authority on competition policy, ruled no such worries substantial after due investigation.
(p)" A lack of satisfaction with their HC assistants created substantial concerns and worries for the patients.
