Sentence examples for global angst from inspiring English sources

While some bands undoubtedly appeal to pop's sense of the ridiculous, many also reflect a global angst.

And growing global angst drives investors, both professional and personal, to gold, accounting for some 40percentt of demand.

Overseas investors traditionally flee emerging markets in periods of global financial angst.

Now, the euro crisis — or euro zone crisis, or euro zone sovereign debt crisis; the terms are used interchangeably — is blamed for spreading global investor angst.

At a time of global economic angst, Asia's 50 Power Businesswomen list gets a shake up, with 27 newcomers and several well-known names dropping off.

On their third album, "Minutes to Midnight," the nu-metal veterans have shifted their focus from inner youthful angst to global turmoil, and they seem eager to snatch U2's well-worn mantle as the biggest band in the world with a conscience.

The acronym may sound innocuous enough – what could be the harm in something called G-D-P-R? – but few business issues these days cause as much global disruption and boardroom angst as General Data Protection Regulation.

In the global canon of teen-angst literature, the novel was tame, but in China it was unprecedented: a scathingly realistic satire of education and authority, written by a nobody.

In hindsight, this was clearly a brilliant strategy to prevent the angst of the global consumer.

The Brexit crisis has been causing angst across the global economy, with investors worried that it could hurt world economic growth.

China's current economic and political resurgence is doing that, but apart from the inevitable uncertainty and tension associated with any shift in global power, much of the angst in China's case stems from its failure to engage in behavior concomitant with its increased global responsibilities -- or even to acknowledge an obligation to do so.