Sentence examples for escalating worry from inspiring English sources

It's hard to say goodbye to beloved players, followed faithfully for many years, and this might explain fans' escalating worry about what the sport will be like after Federer and Serena Williams.

The dollar rose against the euro after the Fitch ratings agency downgraded Greece's debt three notches further into junk status, escalating worries about the European debt crisis.

Despite escalating worries about the deteriorating situation, no one in our nation's capital is ready to believe that Afghanistan could actually be the "graveyard" for the American role as the dominant hegemon on this planet.

The arrival of organized criminal syndicates to the software piracy scene has escalated worries at companies like Microsoft, Symantec and Adobe.

Putin said during a visit to Germany on Monday that the escalating tensions worry Russia, a neighbor of North Korea.

ALL of a sudden, after months of worry about escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, the two sides are being a bit nicer to each other.

With all the reports of street violence and escalating unrest, I was worried about her.

Stocks closed mostly down yesterday as energy stocks fell with oil prices and Wall Street worried about escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.

She has always been pro-business (her much demonised health-care reforms rejected the Canadian single-payer model and enjoyed the support of many businesses that were worried about escalating health-care costs).

Hospitals are faced with increasing numbers of uninsured patients, businesses are worried about escalating health costs, and some liberal groups see the federal government's bailout package of the financial sector as a relevant precedent.

Such a change would represent a significant shift in strategy for an administration that once pinned much of the blame for Afghan corruption on Mr. Karzai, but is now worried that escalating tensions between Kabul and Washington could alienate Mr. Karzai and sabotage the broader campaign to battle the Taliban.