Sentence examples for increased worry from inspiring English sources

The reason for the increased worry is similar in both cases.

At a time of increased worry about the distribution of wealth, gobs of it have been distributed his way.

An outbreak two years ago in Hispaniola, a Caribbean island that had been free of the disease for a decade, increased worry that mutated forms could spread.

Outside of Tehran, Iran experts said that Mr. Velayati's comments may signal increased worry on the part of Iran's rulers that Israel might attack its nuclear program.

With a relatively toothless Data Protection Act, council data subjects (all of us) are now faced with increased worry and little comeback.

Nonetheless, his first year in office has been a time of increased worry for many Americans, and Obama hasn't done a particularly good job of seeing things from that perspective.

The reports increased worries about the holiday shopping season, which was already expected to be bleak.

His exit from the Pentagon has increased worries among some European diplomats that the safety blanket has now been lost.

The move reflects increased worries about overseas deals and about Chinese influence in central industries like technology.

"There are not just concerns about weak growth, but increased worries that those problems are not behind them," she said.

Even though markets surged higher, the new employment data increased worries about the government's release of monthly unemployment statistics on Friday.