41.   For example, some analysts worry that as the acquisition race heats up, some companies will overpay.

42.   In some cases though, analysts worry that Kovacevich may be postponing tough decisions.

43.   In the ensuing confusion, analysts worried that the government was making hasty promises in an attempt to buy time and stave off further trouble.

44.   In the longer term, analysts worried that the apparent terrorist attacks could push the already teetering economy into a full-blown recession.

45.   Indeed, while some analysts worried about the consequence of price cuts, many on Wall Street praised the companies for the increased sales and raised their forecasts.

46.   Intel Corp. is expected to report higher first-quarter profit Monday, although analysts worry that the results will be tempered by a cautious second-quarter outlook.

47.   Last fall, analysts worried about a slowdown in corporate profits.

48.   Many analysts worry that Amazon risks sullying its reputation if some of the shopkeepers to which it refers customers do not offer top-notch service.

49.   Market analysts often worry that low cash reserves at funds could lead to greater market volatility.

50.   Norway is not a member of the European Union, and analysts worry about its rising inflation rate and dependence on oil prices, which have fallen recently.