Sentence examples for anxieties rose from inspiring English sources

During a rehearsal last week, she caught her foot, and anxieties rose about her health.

The Serb hit a forehand wide for deuce and anxieties rose on both sides of the net.

His father's peak job approval of nearly 90percentt in early March 1991 after the early success in the gulf war eroded as economic anxieties rose and the immediacy of war faded.

Anxieties rose sharply last month when a French woman whose implant had ruptured died from a rare cancer called anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, and French media reported that she was the eighth woman with the PIP implants to have died of cancer, a figure for which the statistical significance is unclear.

When Cherry-Garrard returned from One Ton Depot without Scott's party, anxieties rose.

Headlines flashed; old anxieties rose up, a modern-day parent's PTSD.

When economic hardship is coupled with increasing importance of women in the workplace, male anxieties rise.

War anxieties rise and fall daily here, often in response to the latest snippet of news from the United Nations.

The DWP is facing pressure from within the UK government to use its powers to vary the DHP policy, with anxieties rising that the bedroom tax controversy is fuelling the yes campaign for independence.

As each day brings fresh indications of how President Trump intends to reshape America, anxieties rise, protests continue, and the Administration's vision of a new world order is watched around the globe with surprise and trepidation.

But Mr. Hollande is expected to face a quick test from the markets, with anxieties rising again over the euro and given Europe's recession, Spain's difficulties and the Dutch drama.