Sentence examples for increasingly fret from inspiring English sources

But stock investors increasingly fret that the economic recovery in the United States could be threatened by a European-led debt crisis.

So the new scheme of municipal bonds is a radical departure.The shift comes as China's leaders increasingly fret about the mountains of local debt that have built up despite the restrictions put in place 20 years ago.

If these demonstrations of muscle are intended to strengthen the American position in grappling with China, trade experts increasingly fret that Mr. Trump's policies are doing the opposite: They potentially diminish the place of the United States in the world by alienating allies, undermining the potential for collective action among countries nursing shared grievances with China.

It was fairly certain, too, that thoughtful Israelis would increasingly fret over the instability of their politics, while more and more others, not necessarily less caring or less patriotic, would switch off in apathy, in effect opting out of the democratic process.Perhaps the mounting disaffection will trigger the kind of massive crisis that engenders radical reform.

Republicans who have to share the ballot with Trump are increasingly fretting about how the nominee's struggles in swing and even red states could bring down their campaigns.

Vacek was certainly moving better, thereby gaining in confidence, while Henman began to make a series of unforced errors, increasingly fretting at his inability to keep the ball in play.

There are few outward signs that panic has set in at the Romney campaign — the delegate-by-delegate chess game has only begun — but concern is palpable among Mr. Romney, his allies and Republican Party elders, many of whom are increasingly fretting aloud about the prospect that he may not be as electable as he seemed only weeks ago.

The tilt toward China comes at a time when American policymakers are increasingly fretting about the U.S. image abroad.

But since the shutdown was announced, Levin has received an onslaught of complaints from business owners, who are increasingly fretting the April 2019 deadline.

Investors seeking to pinpoint the cause of the current rout in equities have no shortage of culprits: U.S companies are increasingly fretting the impact of the burgeoning trade war, while the same issue prompted the IMF to dial down global growth expectations.

Increasingly, parents fret about how they will pay for their children to attend a college of their choosing and, more than ever before, students seek employment to assist in buying books and paying for tuition.