"Firms are responding to the increasingly worrying order-book trend by pulling back on recruitment," said Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist.
So can we all stop worrying and order another cup?
This finding is worrying; in order to maximize the impact of research investments on health and health equity it is of fundamental importance that funders agree on common health research priorities, both in countries and on the global level, and act on those priorities in a coordinated manner [ 20- 23].
And while it's good for some people to worry in order to keep the soon-to-be ruling powers in check, I'm certain that one day in a few years (or maybe less), we'll be back to the so-called "open" web again.
Fellow academics instinctively recoiled from the symbolism of the death of a leader or a religion, fearing chaos and violence would ensue until a new warlord or god appeared to restore order and worrying that the new emergent order would diminish the influence of those previously in power.
Her solution: Don't worry about ordering a matching set — just pick the two you like best.
In particular, we are worried about orders on whole blocks of new-build flats that have been developed faster than the market could absorb.
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There is also better equipment, which is well maintained, and less worry about ordering reagents.
One reflects a timid and frightened nation, worried about ordering its books before the takeover.
Consumers used to worry about ordering seafood fried, instead of the healthier broiled-or-stewed option, but since the BP spill they're unsure about whether to eat it at all.
