hand-wringing

To understand the political anguish and hand-wringing in India over a nuclear deal with the US, one needs to understand a very simple fact.

All of this comes amidst a fresh bout of hand-wringing over who's spending how much to promote clean energy.

After much hand-wringing, he decided to return to the United States to attend Yale, which overlooked his threadbare high school transcript.

There has been much hand-wringing over the state of America's capital markets and their ability to help businesses grow.

Perhaps such hand-wringing over the state of journalism would make its donors uncomfortable.

If it fails, there may not be too much hand-wringing in government circles.

There was also much hand-wringing about money, as governments and taxpayers in rich countries feel the pinch.

Here's a tip that may save you some hand wringing: there is no "incorrect" choice at any of the story-path branches.

The men's national and Olympic teams are the objects of scorn, shame and much hand-wringing.

In the meantime American hawks are already accusing Mr Obama of succumbing to mere "hand-wringing" over the regime's actions.

This is not a public issue, with hand-wringing and loud wailing, but rather a matter the human incarnated suffers silently.

The men's national and Olympic teams are the objects of scorn, shame and hand-wringing.

The rest of the world watches with much hand-wringing while statements of condemnation are issued by world leaders.

There shouldn't be too much hand-wringing over this back in New York and London.

And, despite China's hand-wringing over the economy, that largely means the return of Asian oil demand.

But is the problem serious enough to warrant all the government hand-wringing lately?

This month, there has been plenty of hand-wringing about the anniversary of the Lehman Brothers collapse.

I don't know the answer, but I know that you're going to be seeing a lot of this hand-wringing in the days and weeks to come.

When a person is casually shrugging, hand-wringing, or stirring up under the lip, Letterman knew they were lying.

Despite the entire hand-wringing over the future of the Bush tax cuts, it is just not plausible that they are a major source of uncertainty.

Tension was high, with much hand-wringing in launch control, as engineers awaited contact with the craft.

The slow European decision-making has caused hand-wringing among some EU economic policymakers.

The 30th anniversary of the disease's discovery has been taken by many as an occasion for hand-wringing.

But apart from hand-wringing, what have been the reactions to the famine?

We have mentioned hand wringing whereby agonizing over the situation is expected to bring change.

Yet "Lost in Transition" is not, in fact, a hand-wringing tale of gloom.

State media outlets, giving the deaths broad coverage, have joined in the hand-wringing.

The hand-wringing will continue this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Stop all the hand wringing and understand the US really has the power in this situation.

There's also been much hand- wringing over ballooning mortgage debt.

Beijing's engagement with Africa has caused much hand-wringing.

This led to some hand-wringing within California's Republican Party.

Throw the weight of 'how does this decision affect our child, ' into the mix and you have a recipe for lots of time-consuming hand-wringing.

Or is it just another alarmist story that promote hand- wringing above everything else?

Two attacks from China in 2008 will launch a national hand-wringing debate in Japan about the country's weak leadership in Asia.