Sentence examples similar to confluence of worries from inspiring English sources
The confluence of worrying indicators has pushed consumer confidence to the steepest decline on record in October.
Present findings suggest that the confluence of worry and threat is instrumental in creating an attentional bias to threat similar to findings from studies of state and trait anxiety including GAD.
A preliminary report in May blamed a confluence of factors, including worries over rising sovereign debt and a lack of marketwide circuit breakers, but the new report is expected to go further.
Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist at Citigroup, remains bullish on the broad market, though in a July 30 report to clients he acknowledged "a new worry" relating to the confluence of two factors in the debt markets: an inverted yield curve and a spike in the interest rates on high-risk, or "junk" loans.
Calling on lessons learned from Vietnam, Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin, said that while he didn't think the administration had any plans to send American troops to fight in Colombia, he worried that there "could be a confluence of events that could lead to that".
The conservationists have reason to worry, for what we are seeing is the unhappy confluence of two states of mind.
But many Western officials privately worry about the effect on China's behaviour of a confluence of nationalism, rapidly growing military capability and deeply held feelings of victimhood.
It is an expensive confluence of problems.
My purchase followed a confluence of events.
Jarvis faces a bizarre confluence of events.
