Sentence examples for deepen worries from inspiring English sources

A schism between the 26 and the UK – with a possible bitter row over the use of EU institutions – may deepen worries over decision-making.

The fear is that a continuing sell-off in stocks could deepen worries about the economy by causing businesses and consumers to cut back on spending.

The Bavarian attack is likely to deepen worries about so-called "lone wolf" attacks in Europe and could put political pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants to Germany over the past year.

The drop deepened worries about the overall economy.

This year, several new studies only deepened worries about early diagnosis.

On Thursday, stocks plunged after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported a sharp drop in regional manufacturing activity, deepening worries that the economy may dip back into recession.

As more cases of the new influenza emerged on Tuesday, deepening worries about a possible pandemic, several nations slammed their borders shut to pork from the United States and Mexico.

Deepening worries over Dubai World's restructuring of its $22bn£14bnbn) debt have driven up the cost of insuring Dubai debt to the highest level since March 2009.

Spain's trade deficit narrowed in August, giving a 12-month total deficit of $36.4 billion.Japanese industrial production rose by 1.4% in August, rather than the 1.6% originally estimated, deepening worries about the strength of the country's manufacturing recovery.

There was no respite for weary investors Wednesday as deepening worries about the nuclear crisis in Japan prompted another sharp sell-off, leaving stocks in negative territory for the year.

The big stock plunge, though, came around 10 a.m., when the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported a sharp drop in regional manufacturing activity in its monthly survey, deepening worries that the economy may dip back into recession.