Sentence examples for attributed to worry from inspiring English sources

However, the maladaptive beliefs that have been proposed to promote pathological worry are concerned with effects attributed to worry per se.

In the former, a diagnosis of "anxious depression" may be misapplied if agitation and attempts to accommodate to declining cognitive capacity are attributed to "worry" or are considered the "pseudodementia" of depression.

Revenues fell by 30% on lower trading and capital-raising activities, mainly attributed to worries about European sovereign debt.

That slump is attributed to worries about the American economy and the growth of other markets, like Russia, South Asia and the Middle East.

At the time, the slowdown was attributed to worries over the European debt crisis, just as Friday's report was partly attributed to temporary stresses from higher energy prices and natural disasters.

A study by the University of York and the Children's Society found that more than one in five girls aged 14 has self-harmed in the past year, which has been attributed to increased worry over appearance and conforming to stereotypes.

Much of the malaise surrounding Comcast and the cable industry can be attributed to capital expenditure worries and the fear that telecom companies will have a significant impact on market share and prices when competition heats up.

Despite having a bigger budget attributed to defence, Riyadh also worries about Iran's military edge, in both the tactical and strategic senses.

In addition, the psychiatric illness may be unrecognized and untreated, especially in elderly patients whose physical complaints may be attributed to a tendency to ruminate or to worry excessively, or be incorrectly attributed to the consequences of aging.

MNM and deaths attributed to CS complications are especially worrying in the light of rapidly rising CS rates in many low-income countries [ 12, 15, 17, 27].

In a review article examining HRQoL in colectomy patients, HRQoL was low at baseline due to worry and distress attributed to the recent cancer diagnosis, but within one year patients had HRQoL scores comparable to the general population [17].