Sentence examples for A rising worry from inspiring English sources

The pit comes from a rising worry that the Arab Spring may have been both inevitable and too late.

Even as research continues, falls remain a major, rising worry.

Unemployment is the globe's fastest rising worry, according to a December BBC poll.

While the move affected only one industry, it was indicative of rising worry in Europe.

It took a convergence of rising worries about the geopolitical and climatologic effects of excessive oil consumption to muster the political will to pass the first significant hike in CAFE standards as part of the Energy Independence and Security Act in December 2007.

Now, Google is looking up, and it's Apple, hit by rising worries about a slowdown in iPhone sales, that may be headed for some pain.

Stocks closed slightly higher on Friday, after a sharp sell-off earlier in the week caused by rising worries about the impact of surging borrowing costs across Europe.

The volatility seems to have been started by technical factors rather than rising worries about state and municipal defaults.

They say that the Arctic pipeline proposals reflect rising worries in the tar sands industry about getting its bitumen to market.

In a sign of the anxiety, the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, rose above 20 for the first time since July, suggesting rising worries, but ended down 0.4 percent as the stock market rebounded.

It is probably fair to say that the rising worries surrounding immigration have partly reflected the sharp rise in immigration in recent decades.