Sentence examples for become increasingly anxious from inspiring English sources

The WSJ said Heywood told one friend that Gu had become increasingly anxious following a corruption investigation around five years ago, becoming unsure of who she could trust and at one point urging her friends to divorce their spouses and swear an oath of loyalty.

Conservative MPs had become increasingly anxious about the planned changes, and the hit to higher earners.

As the lunch hour drifted past he would become increasingly anxious and then rush to conclude a point.

In the course of its transformation from Asia's biggest exporter of oil two decades ago to its second-biggest importer now, China has become increasingly anxious.

Yusuf al-Shinwari had become increasingly anxious about the military strikes near the UN school where he and his family had taken refuge.

Or so it seems, given the growing demand for such survivalist fare, as Americans become increasingly anxious about natural, economic and geopolitical disasters.

But instead of being elated, he became increasingly anxious.

Dismissed as a misguided obsessive until Madoff's eventual confession, he became increasingly anxious for his safety.

On Monday, most global markets were lower, and the price of oil dropped as traders became increasingly anxious about the standoff in Washington, particularly over the debt ceiling.

With each report of Arab Spring unrest, business analysts became increasingly anxious, fearing an enormous exodus of the workers who form the foundation of the region's economies.

As D-day approached Sophie became increasingly anxious, while I searched frantically for information on independent wheelchair travel in Thailand - and drew a blank.