worrywarts

Generalized anxiety disorder patients are often characterized as "worrywarts," worrying about the future and the past to a problematic degree.

PsycPORT.com 2008

Generalized anxiety disorder patients are often characterized as "worrywarts," worrying about the future and the past to a problematic degree.

PsycPORT.com 2008

Generalized anxiety disorder patients are often characterized as "worrywarts," worrying about the future and the past to a problematic degree.

PsycPORT.com 2008

When this open-interest reading is low, it tends to mean that worrywarts are worrying less, and that volatility traders who thrive on fears for the sector have stepped back.

Bearish Housing Bets Near 15-Month Low Brendan Conway 2011

To their credit, the film-makers made great efforts to look after and guide them, but it didn't stop the western worrywarts: Now little Indian children, you are being rewarded for appearing in an international movie hit.

Call Max Clifford – those Chilean miners need him Barbara Ellen 2010

If there were real evidence that right-wing hyperbole incites violence, the worrywarts wouldn't be relying so heavily on a fantasy about Jared Lee Loughner.

Jeff Norman: No Known Link Between Right-Wing Rhetoric and Tucson Tragedy Jeff Norman 2011

Even a fresh supply of U.S. debt and the rebound in commodity prices weren't "enough to keep worrywarts satisfied," said Andrew Wilkinson , senior market analyst at Interactive Brokers, adding that the S&P's Greece downgrade soured financial markets' earlier positive sentiment and brought U.S. government bonds back into favor.

Anxiety Over Greece Helps Steer Buyers to Treasurys Cynthia Lin 2011

S. government doesn't have a short-run borrowing problem at all, contrary to the fears of the worrywarts.

Borrowing More at Lower Rates Is No Deficit Solution 2012

If there were real evidence that right-wing hyperbole incites violence, the worrywarts wouldn't be relying so heavily on a fantasy about Jared Lee Loughner.

Jeff Norman: No Known Link Between Right-Wing Rhetoric and Tucson Tragedy Jeff Norman 2011

Nicholas Carr's "The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains" came out just a few weeks ago and it is easy to feel skeptical of worrywarts agonizing about Americans "wrestling" with too many choices and "coping" with the effects of too much Internet use.

To Tweet, Or Not to Tweet 2010