Again, mining shares were unsettled by nagging concern about demand for industrial metal.

There was one nagging concern.

Instead, punters bought the bank's share price in expectation of a thumping 6 billion profit, despite nagging concerns about how its investment bank has fared.

But nagging concerns remain about the book's rationale.

Even now, when blokes are at their most tribal, they have a nagging fear their favourite pastime may be unhealthy.

As a result, she has a nagging fear.

So when we're not feeling threatened by war or famine, other anxieties such as the nagging fear of illness fill the gap.

But there are contradictions, too: for such an aggressive batsman, his field settings reveal a man who hates giving away boundaries or who has a nagging fear of losing control.

He will also have to overcome nagging fears that, if he throws himself into a tackle or a volley, he will not break his foot again.

The nagging pain around the swollen gum had become increasingly unpleasant, and sensitive to the slightest touch.

A pair of crutches was close at hand should the nagging pain caused by a hip injury get beyond the control of her painkillers.

He suffered constant nagging pains in his abdomen, back and legs, and had to visit the bathroom six or seven times a night.

At home, though, there was a nagging problem.

What had been a nagging problem has become a terminal issue.

Despite learning from past lessons, nagging problems remained at this year's event.

But there are two nagging problems.

The nagging question of who or what started the blaze would not go away yesterday.

All the while, a nagging question threatened to open up a new front.

The easy search functions allow you to vanquish that nagging question of where you have seen that actor you vaguely recognise on screen, without disturbing the popcorn munchers around you.

But, for some of us, a nagging question remained: was that it?

A nagging question was the fate of displaced farmers.

In its place comes a nagging sense of dependency.

A nagging sense of doom surrounds the sovereign bond market.

No matter how many plausible sociological reasons there may be for the church's plateau, he feels a nagging sense of angst.

As life progressed, he felt a nagging sense of disenchantment.

It's astonishing, nice, pleasurable and all that, but at the back of my mind there's a nagging sense of doubt.

They are locked together now, wrestling with themselves and each other, with a nagging suspicion that one must lose their grip and fall.

Except for this nagging suspicion that it all smells a bit of fish.

The divorce courts are heaving with couples, one or both of whom hadn't shrugged off the nagging suspicion that they could have done better, or just differently.

As the second episode unfolds, there's the nagging suspicion that he still may be, but probably not in the way you might think.

But at the back of my mind there was the nagging thought that this had to be a most peculiar accident.

But even when they led 2-0 there remained the nagging thought that one lapse at the back could cost them.

There was a nagging thought, however, that while the coach wanted glory at all costs, his team did not want it quite enough.

But one final, nagging thought.

The nagging worry was what to tell the medics or nurses in case you became a casualty.

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And the nagging worry this just might be the start of the big decline.

But even so, a nagging worry remained for me at the end of this splendid book.

Even if there was no baggage to set aside, there will still be nagging worries that the process blurs the lines between politics and policing.