Sentence examples for Anxiety about whether from inspiring English sources

Sounds promising, though "strenuous" may stir a passing anxiety about whether it will turn out to be rather hard going.

Business executives also expressed anxiety about whether globalization was working, and some said they were part of the problem.

The decline came at a time of anxiety about whether the United States would raise its borrowing limit.

Our anxiety about whether everything would stop just as the curtain went up, or in mid-play, added to the actors' usual first-night tension.

Beneath this box-office elephantiasis, it's not hard to sense anxiety – about whether it will last, and who will benefit if it does.

* * * Among those Garrick Club members in favour of reform there is some anxiety about whether they will garner enough votes for the required two-thirds majority in June.

In the United States after the October 1987 market crash, there was deep anxiety about whether Wall Street's troubles would spread to Main Street, which eventually proved unfounded.

There is a little anxiety about whether a new 28km (17-mile) rail link between the city and the airport will meet this deadline.

But those otherwise impressive gains were similarly undercut by inflation, not to mention widespread anxiety about whether it could be contained.

The Ethics does not, however, recommend that we move through life in a constant state of anxiety about whether we are choosing correctly whenever we are faced with minor ethical decisions.

Moreover, the anxiety about whether Social Security will be around when they retire, which has always been seen as an argument for shoring up the status quo, is in Bush's mind an argument for inventing something new.