Sentence examples for anxieties threatening from inspiring English sources

This mess of an Italian election lays bare the resentments and anxieties threatening European stability: the anger at Germany, which Berlusconi stokes and exploits; the cynicism toward entrenched, conventional politicians of all stripes; the disgust with persistently poor economic conditions; and a hunger for solutions that makes voters vulnerable to swaggering personalities and provocative talk.

But real-time anxiety threatens to undermine them.

They only succumbed when rising investor anxiety threatened opponents of meaningful reform.

As in Austen's novels, a busy underground stream of anxiety threatens to break the surface of leisured lives.

And in her performances of three songs — "Charade," "Little Girl Blue" and the Depression-era Gershwin number "Things Are Looking Up" — anxiety threatened to unseat the cheer.

The increased global anxiety threatens to slow the recovery in the United States, where job growth has finally picked up after the deepest recession since the Great Depression.

Just as the anxiety threatened to implode, I woke up, but only managed a few brief seconds of relief before reality elbowed in: I may not be going through exams, but my kids are.

What happens when a seemingly righteous operation goes wrong and anxiety threatens to overtake ideals?

I watched as her fears became insurmountable in her mind and the anxiety threatened her ability to heal.

Though I knew that I wasn't in mortal danger, a rising tide of anxiety threatened to engulf me.

So when the anxiety threatens to propel you into a full-on panic, how does one cope?