Mr. Lee's "confrontational stance" toward the North, Mr. Roh said, "will foster anxiety about war".
When Paulson or Bernanke speak, it may foster anxiety, but that's tempered by the fact that they seem capable.
However, advocates argue that they foster anxiety and distrust in the US but will not discourage Central Americans who fear for their lives amid rising violence.
Psychologists are weighing in, saying the prolonged hot weather has made patients "sluggish," "unmotivated to do things" and "hemmed in" — which ultimately fosters anxiety.
Therefore, being the caregiver of a cancer patient seems to foster anxiety more than depression.
Mission statements, on the other hand, have actually been found to make conditions worse for minority employees -- as well as to foster anxiety among white employees.
Although most sleep tips are generally sensible and supported by good science, their common presentation can be misleading, can promote false hope, can foster anxiety and can inevitably lead to discouragement.
This lack of knowledge fostered anxiety among both parents and adolescents.
11 Misdiagnosis or underdiagnosis, which translates into late or inappropriate treatment, can lead to a vicious circle of exacerbated existing illness and the development of new illnesses, fostering further anxiety, demoralization, and depression.
Of course, the manufacturers of anti-ageing products need to foster anxieties about ageing to be able to promise to dispel them: fear maximises profits, and if there isn't enough of it about – well, they'll just have to seed some more.
