Just a few months ago, many worried that, without the central bank's continued intervention, home loans could become expensive enough to scare off prospective buyers and send the market into a renewed slump.
"I am very worried that, without the right information, people will drop Medicare and sign up," Ms. Kofman said.
He keeps his fat pictures around to remind him not to overeat, worried that without absolute vigilance, the large man inside of him could easily emerge again.
Those of us familiar with the role we play are worried that without that, students won't feel connected to the university and to one another, which is really important.
Is 32-year-old Crewther worried that without the Billson factor the electorate will be hard to hold? "He's been a spectacular candidate for the past 20 years in Dunkley and a strong community advocate," he said.
We have already seen Alfie Meadows require emergency brain surgery after being hit by a truncheon, and I am very worried that without a change in the police's approach it won't be long before more incidents of this nature occur.
The Europeans, including those who support Mr. Bush on Iraq, are openly worried that without a vigorous Middle East peace negotiation under way, a war to oust Saddam Hussein in Baghdad could spread turmoil throughout the Arab world.
Like a number of other members of the Congressional Black Caucus, he calls himself undecided, worried that without soft money the Democratic Party would be hampered in get-out-the-vote efforts.
Congress grew increasingly worried that without the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program -- which contributed nearly 75percentt of premium payments -- the cost of health care would skyrocket and talented Hill staffers would be encouraged to flee for better jobs.
The regulators worried that, without financial support from banks, exchanges could fold, this person said.
But advocates worried that without a unified voice, New York City would run into trouble.
