Sentence examples for causing angst from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the latest figures are causing angst in Tory circles.

The violence against officers is also causing angst among community leaders pushing for better policing.

Mr. Eisner and his top executives have been criticized for micromanaging, causing angst among both talent and staff members.

Brexit is also causing angst in the financial community; Citi's CEO Mike Corbat has said it will go 'down to the wire'.

The Remain campaign is tipped to win in June, but the possibility of a shock result is causing angst in the international markets.

The Brexit crisis has been causing angst across the global economy, with investors worried that it could hurt world economic growth.

His more traditional life sometimes caused angst.

Disengagement by young voters has long caused angst.

But the crisis also caused angst among European regulators.

The same globalization that still causes angst and ethnic tensions also contributed to world prosperity.

A huge Australian oil spill last year in the Timor Sea caused angst in Indonesia and East Timor.