Sentence examples for increasing angst from inspiring English sources

While spending rose on last year, the modern owner displays increasing angst at the presence on his books of people earning £80,000 a week for doing not very much, or refusing to conform.

And at a time of increasing angst about its ability to thrive as the Hispanic population grows, the Texas Republican Party has fielded the first Hispanic United States senator from Texas: Ted Cruz.

Around the world there is increasing angst about human refugee problems and mass migrations, as millions of people try to find better lives for themselves.

And yet what we see is that increased options go hand in hand with increased angst.

"With the stock market doing what it's doing, there's increased angst in Congress that something has got to be done," said Alan Kranowitz, a business lobbyist who once worked in the Reagan White House.

The surge in interest comes amid increased angst of terrorism attacks and rhetoric from politicians at home stoking those fears, according to gun shop owners and manufacturers.

In 1730, the factorship of the Preston estate was removed from her, further increasing her angst.

In hindsight I usually realized I had made the wrong choice (the easy-open lidded garbage can comes to mind), a fact that only increased my angst the next year as I prepared to spend most of my $5 holiday shopping budget at my father's drugstore.

"The impact of this underfunding has been erroneously interpreted by some as resulting from the reforms, which in turn has increased the angst amongst stakeholders, Beaudet said in his 16 February response to the U15.

Rather than recapturing our former glee, I found myself monitoring his responses to me with a sense of hypervigilance that only increased my angst, and his distance.

And me running around to lesbian meet-ups (lesbians who are introverted extroverts, lesbians who love canasta, lesbian ladies that lunch, lesbian ladies that munch) just increase my angst tenfold.