Sentence examples for immediate anxieties from inspiring English sources

She tried to take her mind off her immediate anxieties by spending more time with [new boyfriend] Gordon Lameyer, who was living with his mother in Wellesley while he waited to enrol in the navy's Officer Candidate School in Newport.

The conservatism of 2011 and 2012 had a lot to say about the long-term liabilities of the American government but far too little to say about the most immediate anxieties of American citizens, from rising health care costs to stagnating wages to the socioeconomic malaise spreading across the country's working class.

Pushing the button quieted some immediate anxiety, dropped it down a notch.

But there was also immediate anxiety among Pakistanis about the Indian prime minister's unequivocal tone.

For many patients, she said, a glass of water and some kind words are enough to help them get over the immediate anxiety and reassure them that their reactions are normal.

The immediate anxiety was that elected officials are often not public health experts: you might get a very enlightened council, who understood the needs of the disenfranchised and prioritised them; or you might get a bunch of puffed-up moralists who spent their syphilis budget on a new aqua aerobics provision for the overweight.

This may seem easy to do or even cliché; but those who are trained in the art of this routine see the immediate, anxiety-free, happy benefits of the practice.

Another, more immediate anxiety expressed by the Basewatch spokesman is the possibility of controversial weapons being hosted on Australian shores, "We haven't been satisfied by the answers we've got about cluster bombs, depleted uranium, and nuclear weapons".

For instance, improvements in immediate anxiety and QoL were more likely to occur for those with an early-stage diagnosis than for those with a late-stage diagnosis [ 23, 52].

This two week period allows the recruitment of patients at an early stage in their prescription, but at a time when their immediate anxiety should be reduced and they are able to give considered, informed consent.

This might address immediate student anxieties but it is a short-term solution.