Three of the five business owners she regularly meets with, and who are especially worried about start-up companies' ability to pay on time, have added similar clauses to their contracts.
She is not worried about starting a family, she said, nor are a lot of Ukrainian women of her generation.
He is already worried about starting his homework -- sure to be heavier -- three hours later than he did this year.
Obama also worried about starting down the slippery slope to deeper involvement in another quagmire in the Middle East. .
The screenplay did not yet have a satisfactory ending, and despite the producers and studio executives worried about starting filming without a set conclusion, Liman opted to finish the script during principal photography.
They talk about life, each other, their marriages -- Don tries to get Joan to see that divorce is actually a great thing if you're stuck in a miserable marriage, but she's worried about starting over with a baby.
Teens maybe worried about starting a new school, not being able to see their usual circle of friends, struggle over wanting good grades or trying to succeed at sports and other activities.
First, all participants were selected on the basis that they said they were worried about starting university.
"I'm not good enough yet to worry about start to start".
Around the eighth game of the season, Ratliff said, he decided to let go of the anxiety of worrying about starting and about playing time.
She had more and more to worry about, starting with an attempted assassination by John Hinckley Jr just after Ronald became president in 1981.
