Sentence examples for continuing anxiety from inspiring English sources

Continuing anxiety over Greece and the euro has been especially damaging.

Reflecting continuing anxiety about saying the wrong thing in a nation with an often repressive record, some Cubans would only speak anonymously to a foreign newspaper.

The source of this continuing anxiety around the female voice lies in utero: it's the first voice we hear, and feel.

Martin's relationship with his I.R.A. colleague Sean Kevin Zegerss), a close childhood friend and drinking buddy, is also a source of continuing anxiety and guilt.

Pollsters surveyed attitudes in Britain, Germany and the US – three of the countries around the negotiating table – to assess continuing anxiety over the issue.

"The government's continuing anxiety in the face of dissent is in part a response to the pressures caused by opening up the economy to foreign investment," Human Rights Watch, the American rights group, said in a recent statement.

But it highlighted the continuing anxieties over the company's leadership.

It was not enough, however, to buoy all stocks because of continuing anxieties about corporate earnings.

He's temperamentally unable to separate the enduring sense of personal loss from his continuing anxieties about the meaning and authority of literature.

Mr. Rajoy is already losing popularity rapidly, and no one wants further political instability in Spain to add to continuing anxieties over Greece.

"Anxiety in pregnancy increases the risk of depression or continued anxiety postnatally.