Sentence examples for increase anxiety about from inspiring English sources

But AOL Time Warner is expected to leave open the possibility of turning up more problems or restating past revenue, and deferring its internal reckoning will probably increase anxiety about potential liability in lawsuits by shareholders and securities regulators.

The falling average science test scores among high school students appeared certain to increase anxiety about America's academic competitiveness and to add new urgency to calls from President Bush, governors and philanthropists like Bill Gates for an overhaul of the nation's high schools.

Increasing anxiety about the economy, though, could play into the Democrats' hands.

Although its shares recovered within two hours, the yo-yoing in stock prices reflect increasing anxiety about a potential recession.

At a time of increasing anxiety about the social effects of globalisation, echoes of the Arts and Crafts movement are still with us.

"Despite the growth in our economy, despite the record-low unemployment, you see nothing but increased anxiety about globalization, technology and trade.

Both reports increased anxiety about the Fed's May 16 meeting, at which it is expected to raise interest rates for the sixth time since June.

Michelangelo's father had died in 1531 and his favourite brother at about the same time; he himself showed increasing anxiety about his age and death.

Companies will also find it harder to borrow.Britain is not alone in experiencing renewed stresses in the money markets, which have sprung from increased anxiety about banks' creditworthiness.

But officials acknowledge that after the Army's cancellation of the $11 billion Crusader artillery system in 2002, and now of the Comanche, there is increased anxiety about protecting the other big Connecticut programs.

There is increasing anxiety about how the beef industry intends to keep bovine spongiform encephalopathy, also known as B.S.E. or mad cow disease, out of the food supply in the United States.