Sentence examples for adding to worries from inspiring English sources

But results for Disney's theme parks — closely watched as a barometer of the broader economy — were mixed as consumers reacted to price increases, adding to worries about a turnaround in consumer spending.

Big losses on packages of American home loan securities sold to investors turned up unexpectedly in French and Dutch banks yesterday, adding to worries at hedge funds and financial institutions around the globe.

This idea was adopted last week by the Treasury Department, stung by harangues that Secretary Larry Summers' see-through worship of financial transparency was adding to worries about identity theft.

Sunday, further adding to worries of guests who, unless they had had close personal contact with Ms. Hemstreet, need not have been worried, said Dr. Eddy Bresnitz, the state epidemiologist.

Those aggregate numbers revealed that China's economy grew by 7.7% in 2013, the same pace as 2012 and a little above the government's lower limit of 7.5%.The economy's growth was, however, substantially slower than the expansion of credit, adding to worries about financial fragility and potential defaults.

Greece wants to leave its bail-out programme early, but polls show the reform-minded government of Antonis Samaras trailing badly ahead of a possible election in early 2015.Retail sales in America were weaker than forecast in September, adding to worries about the economy.

The results added to worries about the retail sector.

The bigger these commitments get the more they add to worries about countries' overstretched public finances.

The increase in jobless claims added to worries in the stock market, which has failed to make any gains this year.

Weaker-than-expected results from Mosaic, a maker of fertilizer, added to worries about the third-quarter earnings period.

Canada's hesitancy about the project could add to worries among the allies about the plane's cost.