Sentence examples for anxieties arising from inspiring English sources

In contrast, anxieties arising in the country have fueled the art world, rather than destroyed it.

1 The aims may be to detect recurrence of tumour, to monitor late effects of treatment, to collect data and to offer patients an opportunity to raise concerns or anxieties arising from their cancer.

Even so, greater anxieties arise from those geoengineering technologies designed to intervene in the functioning of the earth system as a whole.

It finds investment in collective endeavours, such as NATO and the EU, altogether too burdensome.Such anxieties arise because Germany has had more room for manoeuvre since unification in 1990 and yet remains trammelled by old inhibitions.

A consumer confidence survey released Tuesday by the Conference Board showed a sharp downturn in January, which economists attributed in part to financial anxiety arising from the reduction in take-home pay.

Thankfully, researchers at Gifu University in Japan have built a "mobile personal space" robot to reduce anxiety arising from social interactions.

We found no evidence of anxiety arising solely from performing BSE.

Anxiety arising from dealing with health issues is often a part of the patient experience.

Incontinence sufferers may also experience anxiety arising from concerns about whether they will reach the toilet in time.

This may indicate a more theoretical rather than practical knowledge of depression and anxiety arising from a lack of clinical exposure during training.

Many respondents acknowledged that ICU and the ward had different functions, but their experiences on the general ward caused them anxiety and stress, which was not just inevitable anxiety arising from leaving a protected environment.