Sentence examples for broad anxieties from inspiring English sources

"The main impact may be to use the attacks as an excuse to blame Islam and immigration for broad anxieties about where things are going in Europe today," warned John R. Bowen, sociocultural anthropologist at Washington University St . Louis in a school publication.

Other results in the poll, conducted Oct. 29 to Nov. 1, indicate broad anxiety about the economy, which could take an important role in shaping the race.

What they share is broad anxiety about asylum-seekers (200,000 in 2014) and immigrants.In this section Cycling, but where to?

That is a common thread in state capitals this spring, as governors and lawmakers struggle to respond to broad anxiety about health care within the limitations of deeply strained budgets.

Harm avoidance is a broad anxiety-related trait.

But it is an occasion for broader anxieties.

The broader anxieties about Africa's resolve to combat corruption have emerged from troubled efforts in several countries.

The infusion of cash from the PAC reflects broader anxieties coursing through New York's business community as Mr. Bloomberg prepares to leave City Hall after 12 years.

Sometimes that tension is more diffuse, or shades into broader anxieties about age or class, as in "Lethal Weapon" and the "Beverly Hills Cop" films.

That she doesn't want this email going to everyone on your list?'" In such high-profile cases, the victim becomes a lightning rod for a host of broader anxieties, a role Geimer can report with confidence it isn't fun to fulfil.

He's since moved onto broader anxieties.