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But, as worrying as this might appear, this actually represents a considerable demographic slowdown: India's population more than tripled during the past sixty years.
President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali’s aides had started worrying more about being caught on the wrong side of Tunisian history than about facing the wrath of their beleaguered boss.
But worrying signs about China’s seemingly benign lending practices are emerging.
More worrying, the news of Trump’s intention to nominate Tillerson emerged on the same day that the Washington Post reported the CIA’s disturbing conclusion that Russia had interfered in the presidential election to help Trump win.
But they should not be worrying about the threat of renascent Nazism, despite Trump’s clear ambivalence in condemning white supremacists.
Before Britain's next election, an even more worrying admission may be forced on Chancellor Brown: the need to raise taxes to meet his own fiscal rules.
Far more worrying, had Syrian engineers built a lab at the site, or in other rebel-held territory, to extract plutonium from the reactor’s spent fuel, the insurgents might even have found themselves with the ingredients of an atomic bomb.
So Clinton and the Federal Reserve Board under Alan Greenspan could pursue economic growth without worrying about the economy overheating.
Early market responses to the IMF's intervention are worrying: stock markets in Indonesia and Korea declined 25% and 20% respectively.
Editors get a frisson of excitement from worrying their readers.
Second, although European security could be enhanced by enlargement, the most worrying countries remain far from qualifying for membership.
In the late 1930s, people were also worrying about discontent in Europe, which had already powered the rise of Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
There are already some worrying signs of a Japanese miscalculation.
In sum, 2009 ended with a mixed panorama in Latin America, with economic, political, and international progress accompanied by regressive and worrying trends.
Rather, China wanted to shift the international community’s attention away from its own potential leverage over the Kim regime, and toward the Trump administration’s erratic and worrying policy approach.
“It is very hard to take the antiretroviral drugs without having any food in the stomach and when I am worrying about where I am going to live,” she said.
It is worrying that European leaders find it so difficult to agree on fiscal adjustment policies that make room for the stimulus measures needed to revive economic growth.
Ireland is fortunately less worrying, but the odds that the fiscal pact will be approved in a popular referendum are becoming longer.
More worrying has been the dearth of high-level debate regarding the eurozone’s structural deficiencies.
This has created a worrying precedent.
For economies that have been barely holding on since the recent commodities boom ended, this is a worrying, if not terrifying, prospect.
Indeed, there are good reasons for worrying that the US and other advanced countries will now be consigned to a long period of sub-par growth.
Moreover, it is worrying that the Trump administration hardly ever talks about upholding the post-war liberal international order.
This is particularly worrying, given that both countries’ problems have little to do with EU policies.
The time to start worrying about inflation is when the recovery is entrenched.
Setting aside financial sustainability, the most worrying aspect of the pattern was distributional: very low wage growth in the middle-income range.
More worrying still, the country’s unemployment rate – at over 25% – is one of the highest in the world.
The Swiss central bank recently adopted this position, and the ECB is worrying about higher inflation, not deflation, in the eurozone.
This dramatic reconfiguration of the regional balance of power has been particularly worrying for the Gulf states.
That threat is small but worrying when tied to an even older fear: emergence of an unfriendly encircling coalition.
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