Sentence examples for causes of angst from inspiring English sources

Whether it is the anniversary of Sept. 11, the continuing threat of terrorism, sexual abuse by the clergy, school shootings or any one of many other causes of angst, Americans have been inundated with the language of trauma and information about how to cope.

However, the economic data must surely be an increasing cause of angst among policymakers.

Having a passenger drop his seat backwards into another passenger's space is a great cause of angst.

A study by Scott and Cashmore found that students find the significant step up in workload both unexpected and a cause of angst.

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.

Deciding what would make the biggest hit causes lots of angst ruffling through the racks.

Although the migration of jobs to Asia has caused plenty of angst in parts of Europe too, the continent has little hope of wooing back many of the jobs it has lost.

EU officials are increasingly resigned to the likelihood that the UK is unlikely to trigger article 50 in the near future, a fact that causes varying degrees of angst.

"They don't seem to address the real underlying cause of the angst in the market".

It was the cause of much angst among economists and policymakers.

With no evidence of a rebound in investment, any hint of a flagging consumer suggests that the recovery will be weak at best, and certainly not the robust boom that markets counted on at the start of the year.The second and even more intractable cause of the angst is investors' loss of trust in American companies (see article).