| The most remarkable factor in the energy debate is the way that the Greens and their fellow travellers agonise over carbon emissions but oppose the only mainstream low-carbon-generation technology. |
| Later on you find the title deed to a brothel, and are forced to agonise over whether to take over running the place, or to convert it into a women's refuge. |
| This diminishes the credibility of the institutions, but perhaps the Council or the Member States feel they cannot agonise too much about this. |
| They agonise over every shot, crouching on the green as they plan the putt that could win them that precious round of golf. |
| We tend to agonise for months over this or that amendment, but often put no effort into finding out whether the legislation has had its desired effect. |
| Governments continue to agonise about ways of reducing the road toll, through speeds, more police, double demerit points, more advertising. |
