1.   Analysts worry that poor infrastructure, especially in rural areas, will derail attempts to fight poverty.

2.   Analysts worried that there might be something more amiss with Gap.

3.   Analysts worry that companies will choose to expand elsewhere if it becomes too difficult to find workers here.

4.   Analysts worry that persisting woes in Asia will spur foreign investors who were finally returning to the Brazilian market to flee again.

5.   Analysts worry that the very existence of this possibility could, in times of crisis, trigger war.

6.   Analysts have worried that smaller competitors would open many new stores to boost sagging growth and weaken business for all the retailers.

7.   Analysts worry that unless these programs are run with discipline, they could easily devolve into corrupt bailouts.

8.   Analysts worry about similar arrangements at other banks.

9.   Analysts worry that a longer maturity may not do as well as the two-year note.

10.   Analysts worry that the console is too big for the living room in a country where smaller gadgets rule.