"You're not worrying about the technology functioning properly," he said.
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"Eat the frog!" was an inspirational quote, not worrying nonsense.
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Not worrying if your going to get sticky, or anything.
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I walked into that fight not worrying about fighting him.
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But Republicans were not worrying about that for the moment.
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Not worrying if you're going to get sticky, or anything.
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The patient insisted that he was not worrying about anything.
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My second mistake was not worrying about good health insurance.
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Sainsbury said the Socceroos were not worrying about Eriksen, particularly.
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"We're doing a charity where it's about embracing who you are, not worrying about the stereotypes, not worrying about the pressures of society or what people think you should be," Akinfenwa told Business Insider.
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I've been here at my house, not worrying about no one.
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It might, or it might not – worrying won't make any difference.
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You're not worrying if that chemical smell is harming your health.
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I think there are three arguments [for not worrying about deficits].
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Owning who you are — and really not worrying about the guy coming.
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Not worrying about gray mold means farmers can water their plants more readily.
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I like getting into a familiar flow and not worrying about unexpected surprises.
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At least, it's insufficiently aware of it and not worrying about it enough.
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Not worrying about what genre I'm in or the songs, the music climate.
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"To be honest, it's not worrying us at all," du Plessis told reporters.
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Clients want to focus on building their business, not worrying about legal matters.
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Lines about "not worrying" or theories about a DACA "extension" aren't for immigrants themselves.
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While she liked the experience before, she's not worrying about whether it'll happen again.
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I just focused on the execution and was not worrying about where I came.
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Hopefully, I'm my own boss, hiring people and not worrying about being hired anymore.
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Dahlgren, 47, said she admittedly was not worrying about breast cancer earlier this year.
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Is the convenience of plugging straight in and not worrying about losing dongles a priority?
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"The terrible thing was that I saw my husband not worrying about anything," she said.
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I'm not worrying about trying to write the best song since "Yesterday" by the Beatles.
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They're self-reflective, working on knowing who they are, and not worrying about others' positions.
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Everyone in Wisconsin is busy having a beer right now and not worrying about it.
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Building on this principle could keep students focused on learning, not worrying about their next meal.
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And that's what the song is all about, me coming into my own and not worrying.
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In an interview with CNBC, Warren Buffett said he's not worrying about bubbles at current levels.
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"I feel really good looking at my body and not worrying about my arms," she says.
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The conclusion of Sweeny's analysis: Worrying the right amount is better than not worrying at all.
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For me, I'm constantly swinging between not worrying about it to being worried about nothing else.
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It turns out, loving yourself and not worrying what everyone else thinks is not the norm.
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So, sometimes it is [about] getting out the door and not worrying about flubbing with hair!
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So I think it's a combination of us really putting our whole trust in God and not worrying about the next job, not worrying about how things were going to get taken care of — just believing that it was going to be as it's meant to be.
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Ads aren't as annoying when you're not worrying about how much it's costing you to see them.
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On the fifth day of using it, I found myself not worrying about double-checking it anymore.
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"Teachers should be focusing on educating their students, not worrying about losing their job," the letter said.
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Instructively, Judy is pawing a lover's crotch soon after the play opens, not worrying about her children.
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For the first time since moving into the house, she is not worrying every minute about money.
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It is a match made for a partisan Centre Court crowd but Barty is not worrying about that.
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Again he's not pushing it so he can get to the point where he's not worrying about it.
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Above all, it's about focusing on what you want and not worrying about what others expect you to be.
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So it's worth taking a breath and not worrying too much about the still unlikely possibility of a war.
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Meanwhile, upstairs, Roseanne is trying to keep everyone calm and not worrying about money the storm will cost them.
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How much physical anguish could I handle in exchange for the psychic comfort of not worrying about getting pregnant?
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"In hypnosis, you're so absorbed that you're not worrying about anything else," Spiegel said in a Stanford press release.
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As students, we could spend our days in North Face and ratty sweats, not worrying about how we looked.
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In theater, you're ''in control of the moment,'' he said, not worrying about how it'll be seen when replicated.
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In Florida, Trump can work on his tan while not worrying about any tax forms being disclosed to anyone.
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I think that's why they're having success is they're just really enjoying it and not worrying about winning the tournament.
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Taken by themselves, any of these things would've been hurdles—not insurmountable problems that would've been unfortunate but not worrying.
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This is a song about lust and passion and, like, not worrying about definitions of a what a relationship is.
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That's when we play at our best, when we're on the same page and not worrying about someone else's job.
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Easier in all the basic ways – not worrying about a mortgage payment or a car payment and stuff like that.
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Cook also said at the meeting that he's "not worrying" about whether the government will agree to reimburse its offerings.
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In telling his truth and not worrying too much about whether it was "universal," Stew fashioned a wry, regretful bildungsroman.
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Slow TV is designed not to draw you into its story, but to lull you into not worrying about one.
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Bankers are not worrying about systemic risk and financial crises — they are more worried about increasing return on equity for shareholders.
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If that was not worrying enough, the researchers showed that the Sindh S. typhi was of a lineage known as H58.
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"I'm concerned (about a possible wet bloom) but not worrying until it gets here," said Rogers, a third-generation California farmer.
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In the meantime, Johnson says his focus is on enjoying life and living in the moment -- not worrying about his career.
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"Right now, Congress is not only not worrying about (these) problems, but looking for ways to allow less disclosure," he said.
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You save a lot of time and money not worrying about shaving or showering, or about having to wash your sheets.
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They need to do what's called regulatory forbearance, which means they're not worrying that much about the lending standards of banks.
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And when I'm watching the show, I'm also not worrying about the next… however many months, or even the next afternoon.
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" Despite that, he said, he was pleased with his performance, "especially because I went into the race not worrying about my time.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pending leadership changes at the U.S. Federal Reserve are not worrying to Larry Fink, who runs BlackRock Inc (BLK.
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"I always loved being pounded by waves, and not worrying about the outcome, but I've realized I am not invincible," McNamara said.
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What value do I place on a decade of the fearless freedom of leaving shit happily unlocked and not worrying about it?
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Messina said on Friday Monte dei Paschi's structural conditions were not worrying and in any case Intesa was not willing to intervene.
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By not worrying about how donors would receive her essays, Julia was able to talk honestly about what mattered most to her.
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When you're getting hot and heavy with a new partner and reach for some protection, you're probably not worrying about a condom allergy.
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We need to start worrying about ourselves and not worrying about what other people think, and we have the right to free thought.
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But you're not worrying about the person who is in your space, because you're paying attention to the people who might show up.
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To have enough demand while not worrying about supply, Tesla's best bet may be to partner with a company like Uber or Lyft.
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"They need to do a better job of not worrying about that damn calendar and just worrying about the damn policy," he said.
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I love reading each of these and try to follow the arc of each inclusion while not worrying about whose life is omitted.
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"This, all of this, is due to our efforts, not bowing to political correctness, not worrying about being loved today," Mr. Christie said.
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It [meant] knowing a place was most likely going to be quiet when you show up and not worrying about having a backup plan.
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More than once, I've told Chuck that his time would be better spent not worrying about what we think about every piece of legislation.
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That includes, he said, limiting the amount of data they collect because they are not worrying about having enough to serve more meaningful ads.
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It has created a more trusting environment where employees are working to improve processes, not worrying that they are going to make a mistake.
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So it's no surprise to hear that Samsung is developing a rugged version of the phone for people who'd rather not worrying about shattering it.
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There are times when I wish this Q Activist watch could do a little more, but mostly I've grown accustomed to not worrying about it.
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It makes it so much easier, so you're not worrying, 'Oh, what do I do next?' and rushing to do everything at the last minute.
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I wouldn't mind helping make dinner, but I have to admit it also felt great not worrying about any of our meals throughout the trip.
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The benefit of 5G here will be more complex filters that you can download, as well as not worrying about the connection dropping at all.
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Most of them are not Christians, but Muslims.... Is it not worrying in itself that European Christianity is now barely able to keep Europe Christian?
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His wife, who is pregnant, has also been diagnosed with the disease, but country authorities say her condition is "not worrying at all," CNN reported.
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But the way he says it, with a touch of optimism, even defiance, it's less not thinking about the future than not worrying about it.
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It is this effect that we are trying to replicate in hospital wards and waiting rooms, almost tricking people into not worrying, by shifting their attention.
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Although market-based pricing was designed to protect banks, its disappearance late in the credit cycle when another crisis could follow is not worrying, bankers said.
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"To know we can all go to bed tonight, not worrying about what's going to happen tomorrow, it's pretty awesome," she said at a news conference.
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With my employer-paid medical benefits that were completely free, I had the privilege of not worrying about the upfront cost of all these medical visits.
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They are all competing, in effect, for well-heeled business travellers journeying between Europe or America and East Asia, and not worrying so much about domestic travel.
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John Honerkamp, a running coach with New York Road Runners, said it was easy to go too fast here, and suggested not worrying about split times yet.
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That means getting myself to the gym, worrying about what I want to eat, not worrying about what we're going to eat, and those sorts of things.
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Also as you keep doing it, you get better at like not worrying about what's going to happen if you fall, or what people think about you.
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They are seeing us and enjoying it for that alone—not worrying that we're wearing sniper suits that you can buy for $30 from an army camo shop.
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There are people in this country that don't have the privilege of not worrying about what may happen to them and their families under a Donald Trump presidency.
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It's sometimes a preferable way to work when a director has a very, very specific idea, and then I'm not worrying about [matching notes to a] time code.
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"I'm not worrying so much about losing my job, but certainly there is worry that I will not get promoted," said a 38-year-old engineer at JD.com.
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"During this time of year when everyone is eating and not worrying about food, you have to stop and think about those who are less fortunate," says Michele.
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This effort comes at a time when Alphabet is trying to enforce financial discipline over a broad empire that was famous for not worrying about nickels and dimes.
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So keep reading the science — we're picking up a lot of interesting insights along the way — but go out into the world not worrying about it too deeply.
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But all I've accomplished so far is not worrying too much if my roommate was up at 4 AM throwing hash browns at people and stealing their cigarettes.
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"For too long we've had too many folks cashing checks from the gun lobby and not worrying about doing the right thing," Jones said in a phone interview.
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"For too long we've had too many folks cashing checks from the gun lobby and not worrying about doing the right thing," Jones said in a phone interview.
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Seniors should be spending their retirement years with their family enjoying retirement, not worrying about how they're going to pay for outrageously priced drugs they need to live.
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Chuck Schumer [says] we're not worrying about ex-steelworkers in Pittsburgh, because for every one of those Trump gains, we will get suburban women in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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"The 75K jobs in May is unsurprising and not worrying: we would expect job growth to slow," tweeted Jason Furman, who chaired the Council of Economic Advisers under Obama.
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His very funny and heartfelt 2012 address to his alma mater, the University of Michigan, included respecting elders, not worrying about the future, appreciating friendships and finding one's purpose.
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Death was part of life for many of the older people who often said they were taking each day as it comes and not worrying too much about tomorrow.
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I was eating a lot of chocolate chip cookie dough and learning to do the "hustle" and not worrying about a 21625 year old man trying to hustle me.
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"Traveling by train is a fabulous way to see any country unfold, and you can truly relax onboard because you're not worrying about driving, directions or traffic," she said.
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I filed the paperwork in February and believed it would be the beginning of sleeping easier at night, of not worrying about "la migra" every time the phone rang.
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"I hope that leads to people kind of not worrying about trying to find where the joke is and just enjoy them for the songs that they are," he says.
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The 23-year-old leader's condition is reportedly "not worrying at all," and he used the announcement of his illness to remind citizens to stay home and limit contact. 0003.
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To borrow a man's voice was a kind of shortcut to putting on the coat, to going out in it and not worrying that it wasn't yet tailored for me.
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Mattia's pregnant wife, Valentina, has also tested positive for the virus and is in the Sacco hospital in Milan, but her health condition is "not worrying at all," Pittaluga said.
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Of all the things I envy Mark Cuban for — his millions, getting to hang with sports players — not worrying about being rude over email is probably the thing I envy most.
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Robins said he's not worrying about day-to-day moves in the stock and isn't concerned about DraftKings' mounting losses because it is spending aggressively as it expands into new markets.
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Though Bob Marley is typically associated with not worrying about a thing, Marlon James explores a darker chapter in the singer's life, when gunmen opened fire on Marley and his family.
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This looks like it could be an interesting twist on a crime thriller, with the show not worrying about finding a culprit but with figuring out why a killer decided to kill.
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"I'm not worrying about Apple in 2015 or Apple in 2016," said Ben Thompson, an analyst who runs the site Stratechery, and who questioned Apple's far-off future in a recent piece.
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That means adopting a more natural rhythm, producing episodes as we want to rather than to meet some official schedule, and just not worrying about how this fits into some business plan.
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Facebook announced big changes to its News Feed on Thursday, but that's not worrying one analyst who upped his outlook on the stock, expecting nearly 22018 percent upside from the current price.
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And Schumer needs to convince them that getting a path to full citizenship is worth waiting for in return for not worrying about losing their jobs and college scholarships or getting deported.
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And the [decision] will ensure that high school athletes across the State can focus on being their best, not worrying that their hair will subject them to differential treatment based on race.
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If that's not worrying you, consider my colleague Sui-Lee Wee's blockbuster report Thursday on China's campaign to build a DNA database, in part to track and suppress China's minority Uighur population.
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"It just shows our maturity and not worrying so much about the offensive end," Bucks coach Jason Kidd told reporters after watching his team hold off the Minnesota Timberwolves 21-2332 on Saturday.
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Prince's commitment to constant evolution, to aiming ever higher and not worrying about what an audience expects, set an example that any musician who calls him or herself an artist has to follow.
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Besides not worrying about the pesky height minimum for many rides, adults can enjoy taking a break and relaxing in restaurants like the Blue Bayou, located in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
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The crux of the case for not worrying about international diversification has always been that the multinationals that make up the S&P 203 generate a signification portion of their revenue from international markets.
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For decades, most Americans haven't given much thought to our water systems, not worrying where water comes from when we turn on the tap, or where it goes after it swirls down the drain.
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"I've thought a lot about the freedom people must have felt from the Green Books, not worrying about where to stop and what's going to be on the other side, pre-Yelp," he said.
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I was surprised at how hard psychologically it was to transition to being comfortable with not worrying about non-time-sensitive incoming emails, but also after a week of practicing Yesterbox, how easy it became.
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I started not worrying about whether it was a good painting, and instead thinking … I don't care if it's a good painting, but it is something that is emotional or important for me to make.
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Echoing Brazil's reassurances that there was no risk of canceling the summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro this year, Gaviria said the Colombian government was not worrying for now about a slide in tourist numbers.
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But over the course of the experiment, I more accurately anticipated bad outcomes because I got better at not worrying over what was highly unlikely (and not because my life got increasingly unlucky over those years).
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Duncan Taylor, president and chief executive of Taylor Made, said he was enjoying the experience and not worrying about the next step for California Chrome, although the ultimate goal is the Breeders' Cup Classic in November.
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The owners might be trying to copy Bellator's brave model of not worrying about making money back, but as the large logo on the center of their mat indicates—they have landed a major cryptocurrency sponsorship.
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The U.S. dollar might have skidded to a three-year low but its depreciation is not worrying for Europe just yet, a top-ranking EU official told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Amazon, now a mature technology giant but long known for not worrying about short-term financials, last week announced a 77 percent decline in second-quarter profit as it invests heavily in video content and global expansion.
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Foreign affairs are often seen by evangelicals through an apocalyptic or eschatological lens, such that they are not worrying but rather welcome signs than the desired "rapture" (which is great for believing Christians, albeit bad for everyone else).
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" She thinks the best way to communicate the payroll option is as the "slow, constant every few weeks — not worrying about price fluctuations or trying to beat the system — and knowing if something should happen, I could lose.
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"Of course I would view it as appropriate if there were at least an alternative offer from Germany or Europe," Gabriel said at an economic conference, describing China's interest in German technology companies as "not worrying, but noticeable".
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"I'm just playing my game and I don't know what's going on over there, but we're just focused on ourselves and we're not worrying about what they're doing or what they're changing or doing to their lineup," Allen said.
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It's 50 percent getting rid of all the baggage that comes with social interactions, and not worrying about all those little things that you have absolutely no control over, but also thinking about what you're bringing to the table.
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Footage of American cars, shoes on Christmas morning, a new toy, seek to honor the memory of the family's experience of going after their American dream when they were not worrying about overstaying their tourist visas or dealing with immigration lawyers.
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"When you're not worrying about your face or that annoying stray hair falling into your eyes on set, it frees up your mind to concentrate on the content you're delivering," Laura Keller, a Wall Street reporter at Bloomberg News tells us.
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Back on Earth, watching humans breathed a sigh of relief: "To know we can go to bed tonight not worrying about what is going to happen tomorrow is just awesome," said Diane Brown of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which built Juno.
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The program has allowed him to spend more time with his wife, who is six years older and retired, while earning an income and not worrying about health care coverage before he is eligible for Medicare at 65, he said.
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"I went from not worrying much to being really worried now," said Debbie Delosangeles, who said in an interview with The New York Times on Monday that she had been told that her 85-year-old mother had been symptom free.
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"We're not worrying about redundancy right now as much as making sure we have what we need," said Judy Solomon of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which doesn't have an agreement that allows it to obtain specialized data.
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There's many compelling characters along the way - a glassmaker who only cares about his business and not worrying about bringing the end of the world, a sassy female dragon who refuses to blow fire, and Cobb himself, who appears as a cleric.
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Ayman bin Mohammed al-Sayari, the bank's deputy governor for investment, said rising market interest rates were not worrying as they were based on a gradual rise of global rates from a low base, and because Saudi banking system liquidity remained ample.
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At the end of March, the group's leverage ratio was 3.02 times Oibda while net debt stood at 50.2 billion euros, up from 49.9 billion euros at the end of December, a level which Chief Financial Officer Angel Vila said was not worrying.
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All along we were making lemonade out of lemons, looking at the glass half full, not half empty, living for the present, not worrying about the past, and also not focusing on the future because all of that was out of our control.
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Zedd's sounds have the synthetic sheen and bass heft of electronic dance music as he accompanies Kehlani's smiley, self-possessed explanation of how she's not ruling out romance but not worrying about it either: "I already got everything I need," she sings.
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"Liberated" - DeJ Loaf and Leon Bridges On "Liberated," DeJ Loaf and Leon Bridges sing about living free and not worrying what other people think, and for the music video, directed by Calmatic, they asked other people what being liberated means to them.
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Mittra says she hopes to make it "more quirky" to match the man currently in the Oval Office, and in the meantime, she says she's not worrying about the potential instability of basing an Indian show entirely around a single volatile, embattled, American politician.
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"Making this album reminded me of making my first album in 1991 — a freeing feeling of just getting to be creative and not worrying about anything beyond just taking care of the music, finding the right songs and having fun in the studio," she says.
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"I think I had some sort of binge eating going on, that uncontrollable, overeating behavior of eating too much, emotional eating, eating for fun and just not worrying about anything or the consequences it was going to have on my body," Adan tells PEOPLE.
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These days, I recommend doing a fully focused 50-minute sprint on your one task at hand, and then after that all-out assault, take 10 minutes up and away from your work area standing up and moving around and not worrying about work at all.
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I mean clearly we'd love the share price to be higher but I'm a great believer in not worrying about the share price, worry about the business and what you're doing and the share price will follow is the adage I've always sort of tried to follow.
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"Making this album reminded me of making my first album in 1991 — a freeing feeling of just getting to be creative and not worrying about anything beyond just taking care of the music, finding the right songs and having fun in the studio," she told PEOPLE in May.
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Or in a very stressful situation – it could be a problem with the car or something happening – it's about dealing with something and making a decision and accepting what you can have control over but also recognizing what you don't have control over and not worrying about that stuff.
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"Whether it is justified or not, market is not worrying about the Italian political scene at the moment and on the other hand there are hopes that the fundamental situation is improving with higher growth and less pronounced problems in the banking sector," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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But like any startup, Neumann said that the company is still focusing on growth and not worrying about striking the kind of profitability the public market might demand for a company like WeWork, which he says needs to be defined as something beyond a real estate or a technology company.
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I still think I can still have that dream, and I want to be married — and I will — I think we're just taking it step by step and not worrying about what other people's judgments or thoughts are because at the end of the day, they're not living for me, or for us.
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Now moving forward, when it comes to purge challenges, my mindset isn't going to be first place — it's going to be finishing as fast as I can logically, not worrying about if anybody is going to finish before me, and the only thing I have to worry about is not finishing last.
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"But I know this country is based on inclusiveness, on welcoming people, on loving people that are not like you, on not worrying about how something impacts your life personally, but how it impacts all the people around you and all the people that aren't around you," the 41-year-old entertainer said.
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Colin Egan, the executive director at Landmark Loew's Jersey Theater, a 1920s movie palace in Journal Square that was saved from demolition by area residents in the late 1980s, said that while his organization has the luxury of not worrying about displacement, he doesn't believe that old and new have to be in conflict.
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But the Giants just might win it all again, starting tonight, and if they do, it'll be in the same quiet, understated, yet distinctive way they've won before, the one they've been perfecting for the last seven seasons: by knowing themselves, by acting with confidence, and by not worrying about what the rest of baseball thinks.
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Rock music is far from the center of the pop music zeitgeist in 2018, but it's possible that the state of pop music — or at least, the industry of pop music — demands rock stars, and even rock "bands," while not worrying much about whether the music slotted into those categories would be recognizable as rock to fans of one or two generations ago.
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"Everyone is analyzing the supply-side risk and not worrying about the risk of somewhere like Iran and you couple that with Libya output going down instead of up and then you could start seeing the signs in 2018 of the underinvestment of the last couple of years," he said, referring to the resurgence of oil output in Libya after years of disruptions from violence.
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Public remembrance with subtle -- and not so subtle -- jabs But given that the current President's ideas on issues like trade and the use of US power abroad are also reflected in the grass roots of Democratic politics, there's a case to be made that it is Trump, and not the congregation in the National Cathedral that will include many former politicians who have the luxury of not worrying about public opinion, who best reflects the current sentiment among voters.
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That view was echoed by the City of London Corporation, which runs the only global financial centre to rival New York and last month formally backed Britain staying in the EU. "At a time of increasing competition in shipping markets, we want businesses in the UK to be able to keep their eyes strictly on doing business and not worrying about what ifs and a level of uncertainty," said Jeffrey Evans, lord mayor of the City of London and a senior director with ship broker Clarksons.
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