Sentence examples for broad anxiety from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Harm avoidance is a broad anxiety-related trait.

But in others it has become absorbed by the electorate's broader anxiety.

However, the loss of these tiny stands stokes a broader anxiety about the changes brought about by this process.

Moreover, the decline in their economic prospects over recent decades has stoked a broader anxiety about the economy.

But in others it has become less distinct, absorbed by the electorate's broader anxiety over the economy and displaced by the urgency of high-cost gasoline and the housing crisis.

Mr. Gore is fighting fires on too many other fronts to suddenly open an advertising campaign in California's brutally expensive media markets, and the mere act of doing so could set off broader anxiety about his campaign's overall prospects that could have a snowball effect.

Many House Republicans are resistant to a bill because they come from gerrymandered districts dominated by older white people who have a knee-jerk resistance to immigration reform — borne of fears of job-loss to illegal immigrants and a broader anxiety about the changing color and demographics in America.