Sentence examples for compounded anxieties from inspiring English sources

That was still only about 3% of officialdom, but the publicity surrounding these cases has compounded anxieties.

As the political and security uncertainties have unfolded, shortages of electricity, gas and wheat have compounded anxieties.

Compounding anxieties among people who live in Chicago's most heavily impacted areas are a series of memos from the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police asking the city's police force not to work voluntary overtime during the holiday weekend.

For many, a history of bad experiences with insurance companies and government bureaucracies is compounding anxiety about the remaining uncertainties.

This is where the danger creeps in, for there is no surer way to compound anxiety's power than to reject it outright — to yearn, as Alice James did, for something concrete to counter anxiety's relentless ambiguity.

The UK Health Protection Agency, on issuing advice on the SAGE First Interim Assessment [ 65] was mindful that efforts to raise awareness of possible health threats could compound anxiety, along with an attendant health detriment.

Uncertainty about who will replace President Hamid Karzai, who is expected to step down in 2014, has compounded investor anxieties in a patronage-driven economy where fortunes are won or lost as the political landscape shifts.

For nearly everyone affected by the program, the concerns they hold about losing their own protection are compounded by anxieties about the risks facing their families, friends and communities.

I also suffered bouts of stress, compounded by anxiety.

But the first time she laced up her running shoes, she found her pain was compounded by anxiety.

I'm a 45 yr old Father of Two, and I started having health issues 10 7eago ago which later became compounded by Anxiety and Depression… It took 8 years to find out that I'm ADHD!