Sentence examples for deepen anxieties from inspiring English sources

Beijing has previously signaled that growth would naturally fall this year as it coaxes Chinese companies to cut down risky levels of investment and debt, but the underwhelming GDP figure — combined with the poor industrial output — may deepen anxieties given that many economists don't think the effect of the trade war has even shown up yet in Chinese data.

Islamist allies deepened anxieties by muttering darkly of plots against them, openly insinuating Christian perfidy.

That has deepened anxieties in Japan and around the world and led the United States government to take the extraordinary step of announcing that the damage to at least one of the crippled reactors may be far worse than Tokyo had admitted — and urging Americans there to move further away from the official safety perimeter.

Democrats revealed deepening anxiety over the course of the Afghan conflict.

The constant intrusion of the marketplace is creating serious and deepening anxiety in the profession.

Despite the concerns, Donald Tusk, the European council president, tweeted a conciliatory message amid the deepening anxiety.

Leaders of the Jewish community said the assault at Vincennes had deepened anxiety that Jews in France were under attack.

Some of this deepening anxiety has been evident in comments by the Jordanian monarch in recent days.

Beneath it all, this episode reflects a deepening anxiety among Americans about the food they eat and how well the government and the food industries are protecting them.

They grappled with the impact of technological and material progress on the one hand, and with an ever-deepening anxiety and pessimism on the other.

The worries reflect a deepening anxiety in the region amid the North's military bluster and tough talk from President Trump.