Sentence examples for anxieties would be from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising that these anxieties would be deepest among less-educated white males, who had been borne along by that long tide of prosperity.

So were the USA to get through the next game, presumably after chasing the shadows of the feted Belgian attack, one of the anxieties would be whether either of those two had picked up another yellow.

After a year, my anxiety would be an ancient relic.

Helping our nation deal with stress and anxiety would be a lot more useful.

"Tackling depression and anxiety would be four times as effective as tackling poverty.

In addition to clinical interview, the modern putative biomarker to differentiate depression and anxiety would be warranted.

The least the exam boards could do, to lessen the anxiety, would be to proofread the exam paper... right?

Their anxiety would be heightened if central bank bond buying pushed private creditors down the pecking order.

Owen was surprisingly generous to Gordon Brown, while noting that his insomnia and acute anxiety would be, unless dealt with medically, his undoing.

"Why," Dr W asks, "do you think writing about your anxiety would be so shameful?" Because stigma still attaches to mental illness.

Some parents might be uneasy about this fellow, but to respond to that anxiety would be catering to prejudice, not forestalling danger.