That program made him unacceptable to business and to the middle class, which worried that Lula, as President, would model himself on Fidel Castro.
The president's confrontational brand of nationalism, which worried Westerners, could be defended as a legitimate patriotism that simply wasn't backed by a sophisticated public-relations machine.
The interviewees considered daily activities, such as eating out with their families, outdoor activities and travel, to be considerable burdens and increasingly avoided their previously enjoyed hobbies, such as exercise, which worried their families and depressed the family atmosphere.
His show receives positive reviews, and Tracy is convinced that he will win a Tony, but Jenna Maroney Jane Krakowskii) tells him that in order for him to qualify for the award he must do his one-man show eight times, which worries Tracy, as he is unable to perform anything the same way twice.
Brown and Vitter's bill is a little complicated, which worries me, as I tend to think that given the power of the industry, any complicated banking bill will inevitably end up being sprinkled with loopholes through the legislative process and weakened further in the regulatory process.
The election looks certain to expel the coalition led by Mr. Ecevit in favor of an untried party with roots in political Islam, which worries many here as a threat to Turkey's secularism.
Bootleg trading is not as widespread as Internet file sharing, however, and it does not provoke as much concern from the music industry, which worries more about piracy, as when counterfeit CD's and song-file downloads cut into the sales of official releases.
Washington continues to designate some Iranian entities, including the IRGC, as terrorist, which worries potential investors in Iran as they struggle to understand exactly what the IRGC 'owns'owns
Thousands of miles from Pennsylvania, in a tiny hamlet called Ogonki, in an area of northern Poland known as Kashubia, it is reports such as this which worry Edward Sawicki.
This alarms consumer groups, such as Public Citizen, which worry about the FDA's ability to police manufacturing given its meagre manpower and funding.
