Sentence examples for cause for angst from inspiring English sources

The wedding budget is often the cause for angst, and you are not alone.

None of this is a secret; none of it cause for angst.

Quite whether being without a coach should be cause for angst is another debate altogether.

There will not be much cause for angst in Keane's utterances.

This might not sound like cause for angst.

Of that, 12.5 billion euros is coming from Ireland's National Pension Fund, a cause for further angst among the Irish.

Of that, 12.5 billion is coming from Ireland's National Pension Fund, a cause for further angst among the Irish.

She sees no cause for existential angst in Snowden's conscious decision to go elsewhere with his leaked treasure trove.

That's a particular cause of angst for offensive-minded coaches, who believe that defensive linemen, whose hand placement will be blocked from the umpire's view, may have an advantage in their trench tussles with their offensive counterparts.

While this historical philosophy may be a significant cause of angst for western companies when they want to protect their intellectual property, it actually makes use of open-source software natural for Chinese companies.

Elsewhere in Europe, that might offer no cause for hand-wringing angst or forecasts of doom.