Sentences with phrase «fret for»

So don't fret for not having to use your favorite diamond bullets and be thankful instead that you can still utilize some overlooked characters.

If you don't own a PlayStation Move, then don't fret for you too can experience the feeling of stumbling drunkenly through the woods, only with slightly better controls.

During a visit with her father, a highly respected writer putting the finishing touches on a memoir, Devos discovers that he's had cancer long enough for it to metastasize, which causes her to fret for her young son's future.

Many of the items on it will likely work for you as well, but do not fret for the tiniest of moments if not all fifteen of them do.

Don't fret for the Obama stalwarts.

And don't fret for a moment if you don't make time to put on a faceful of makeup.

He appears to have a Ronaldo-esque like desire and an engine to match — we should applaud that and not fret for his well - being.

If not done correctly, you may lose the prospect in a heartbeat, but don't fret for there are numerous ways to warm cold calls.

And as with Google's Page, don't fret for Musk.

You wouldn't want to leave your child with unwarranted worries through their entire school day or fretting for two days about something that's perfectly natural.

We fretted for a long time over what travel bed to buy and decided to pay the extra cost on ths one based on others reviews.

Needless to say, after that remark, I fretted for years to come!

The child between the ages of six months to one year could be fretting for their parents as at this age they go through a developmental stage called separation anxiety.

Still tho... so much fretting for such an amount!

«I feel like we wasted a lot of time and effort fretting for a year on the pros and cons of the school we considered,» she wrote in an e-mail.

There are some neat moments, like when your agent pops round to your flat for a game of NBA 2K (so self - referential), or when you see your character fretting for their career at the draft ceremony.

Even on the default difficulty, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus will have you fretting for your life.

It was a bit hard to get back to sleep with the weight of the world pressing down on me, so I lay there fretting for the next 90 minutes.

Not exact matches

Don't fret, it has apps for all that.

The tipping point we fretted about for years is here.

Pelosi's commitment to stay on board provides a big relief for Republican operatives who were privately fretting that she would bow out of leadership to make way for a new generation, as Business Insider reported in March.

Others go so far as to sell gold coins to investors and charge a fee for storage so the buyers never have to fret about keeping it safe in their homes.

The plus - sized peeler act served as a mission statement for the show: don't expect these fat folks to fret constantly about their girth.

Fret not if you haven't ordered them yet — Urban Stems has beautiful arrangements available for same - day delivery in New York City, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Austin and Baltimore and for next - day nationwide.

This was the biggest worry for survey respondents, with 58 percent saying they fretted about a foot - in - mouth incident.

Fret Zealot is an LED lighting device for your guitar that will train you to play in 60 seconds.

In a July 2015 email, Podesta frets to other campaign staffers about Sanders, who had challenged Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination all the way through to the end of the primary process.

In between those two groups, the province's many other businesses and business associations are fretting, gathering information and obsessively tracking everything that Dix and his colleagues say for hints of the future.

The reliance of technology is not only seen on a consumer level (just go to an Apple Store and watch people fret over having to part with their iPhone as it gets repaired), but also required for businesses to remain competitive.

But it's also worth thinking seriously about whether you truly have the talent or might simply be too old for your particular pursuit (fret not, there are plenty of domains where age is a benefit).

Behind the scenes, though, he has fretted over the «evil» things Trump might do in areas like immigration, while Pichai has publicly criticized the White House for its executive orders targeting majority - Muslim countries.

The second reason not to fret about the first round of tapering is that short - term interest rates will stay at rock bottom for a while longer.

For watching video in loud public places like planes, all three will do the trick, but Bose's offering seems the best of the bunch if you're the type who frets over audio quality.

Hence the idea for Fret Zealot, so named for the metal strips that traverse a guitar's neck.

(The startup decided to back off the original name, Fret Zeppelin, for obvious reasons.)

It argues that the motivational strategies that work for optimists (who expect positive outcomes) are very different from those that are effective for defensive pessimists (who fret about negative ones)-- and you often gain nothing from trying to nudge an anxious employee (or yourself) into a happier mindset.

By Trevor Hunnicutt NEW YORK (Reuters)- U.S. fund investors backed off domestic stocks for a second straight week, greeting strong earnings with a shrug and fretting about the...

You even bought your first stock, sold it because you were fretting too much about it one month later, for a small profit.

When critics like Brian Riedl, the campaign economist for the presidential campaigns of Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio, fret that offering everyone a good job will lead to «pressure to introduce a higher wage or certain benefits that the private sector doesn't offer,» proponents say: Yeah, it will; that's exactly the point.

It seems that we are getting some early Christmas sales in the market and one shouldn't fret about market dives, rather use this opportunity to buy that stock you have been watching for a while, perhaps average down on a holding already in your portfolio or simply maintain the course and keep investing as you always have.

With that said, let's consider a few suggestions for the active manager who is fretting over the state of their industry:

It's no surprise for the Democrat candidates to not fret over the debt or economic growth.

The Fraser Institute even suggested in a recent report that Canadians are actually managing their finances quite well, despite news headlines that fret that households now owe a record $ 2.63 for every dollar they earn.

Watch out as even Fed doves fret about markets living in La - La Land Critical information for the U.S. trading dayStocks just might rack up a second weekly win in a row, depending on how today's earnings - driven trading goes.

This robot is compatible with many types of operating systems for both computers and mobile devices which means there is no need to fret over what OS is in your preferred device.

If you're fretting that the CBOE Market Volatility Index may be signaling fear this week, value investing is not for you.

For an investor who plans to be in the market for years to come, fretting over daily oscillations in the market is a recipe for disastFor an investor who plans to be in the market for years to come, fretting over daily oscillations in the market is a recipe for disastfor years to come, fretting over daily oscillations in the market is a recipe for disastfor disaster.

At a time when the political and financial elite gathered at Davos frets about the failures of capitalism and the need for its reform, Professors Yvan Allaire and Mihaela Firsirotu, in a new book titled «A Capitalism of Owners ``, propose an action plan to change fundamentally the way capitalism has come to work.

Instead of fretting or avoiding fundraising, it's just important for managers to actively recalibrate expectations on fund targets, time and energy spent fundraising, and required strength of fund fundamentals.

Seemingly endless fretting in the U.S. over whether tax reform was being priced into markets, and whether a failure to pass tax reform would send markets lower, ended up being for nought.