On the board of Anheuser-Busch--and of hundreds of other publicly traded, family dominated corporations--some hand-wringing.
The latest hand-wringing about Pentagon cuts reflects what is now a deep-seated reflex among industry executives.
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If that day comes to landline broadband and video, it will be after much hand-wringing.
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There is plenty more hand-wringing about whatever is becoming to our increasingly ADD world.
In fact, much of the recent hand-wringing about widening inequality is based on sloppy thinking.
The absent California voter has been the subject of much hand-wringing in recent years.
As the hurricane season officially resumes, so does the hand-wringing over the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency.
And now as we get closer to the vote, there is a lot of hand-wringing going on.
There was a lot of hue and cry, a lot of fulminating and hand-wringing, but nothing actually happened.
There's still a lot of hand-wringing inside the company about interacting with hostile customers in a public forum.
Other clusters caused internal hand-wringing, according to interviews with current and former IRS officials, and were handled more quietly.
In two months he put an end to the hand-wringing that had gone on for more than a year.
Not surprisingly, the latest unemployment report has elicited all sorts of hand-wringing over the future jobs' picture for today's workers.
The original Times article, nonetheless, created an opportunity for a fresh round of hand-wringing and chest-beating by the President's opponents.
There's been a lot of hand-wringing this year about the rising cost of food and how this is squeezing household budgets.
In her presence, though, they revert to gushing, hand-wringing teens who show their excitement through nervous laughter, professions of adoration or tears.
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For the most part, such hand-wringing over doctrine is beside the point.
Once the missile shot was complete, the administration's answer was hand-wringing, more rhetoric and, oh yes, the obligatory trip to the U.N.
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Despite all the recent hand-wringing about Sarbanes-Oxley and the migration of listings to London and elsewhere, the ADR market continues to grow.
Nor have they succeeded in enlisting more than hand-wringing from foreign governments, none of which recognises the Tibetan exile government in Dharamsala.
Wedge Partners analyst Brian Blair has some advice for investors in regards to Apple shares: Stop the hand-wringing and buy the stock.
Hence decades worth of hand-wringing over the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and the (current) closing of large areas of the North Slope to oil drilling.
There's been much recent hand-wringing in Silicon Valley about how the United States is lagging behind other countries in developing future software engineers.
Given the magnitude of the danger thus posed, it is astounding that the world's response to date seems confined to rhetorical hand-wringing and diplomatic maneuvering.
Our stories have conclusions, none of this on-the-one-hand -- on-the-other-hand hand-wringing.
Cue endless superlatives about Chinese ingenuity and hand-wringing over Western decline.
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So why is there so much hand-wringing about Mr Martin's spending?
In other countries, this might be a subject for liberal hand-wringing.
Yet for all the hand-wringing over our overseas oil dependence--this essential commodity is disproportionately found in the world's toughest neighborhoods--Washington's responses have been bizarre, almost comic.
There has been plenty of hand-wringing since Major League Baseball announced the addition of another wild-card team from each league, expanding its playoffs to 10 from eight.
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