"Don't worry" makes sense, is a pat on the arm, a reassurance from one person to another, but "No worries" implies there aren't any worries anywhere in the world, and that's just a huge, unvarnished lie.
To begin with, the very word "risk" implies worry, and people who worry about every bite of food, sip of water, the air they breathe, the gym sessions they have missed, and the minutiae of vitamin doses, are not sending positive signals to their cells.
Worry to me implies not doing.
Maybe big retailers don't want to come off too specialized, or maybe they're worried about implying other products they sell, outside of a special "eco" section, are somehow environmentally wasteful.
It was a way to associate an ad with a user's page without putting it directly on the page, which advertisers worried would imply an association between their brand and the page's content.
Such levels of burnout are, however, worrying and imply a need for action by doctors themselves, their medical colleagues, professional bodies, healthcare organisations and the Department of Health.
These results are worrying since it implies that either the mothers on treatment are passing on resistant virus to their infants, or prior administration of PMTCT medication to infants maybe contributing to the development of viral resistance.
However, QUB's reference to 'reputation' in their cancellation implies a worry about their ability to attract funding from overseas investors, particularly international students who pay premium fees.
McTaggart dismisses the worry that unrestricted composition implies that there are bizarre substances such as the substance composed of all the readers of the SEP and the moon.
That implies a worrying decline in global productivity.
John Tierney (Big City column, Aug. 18) implies that worrying about pesticides makes little sense.
