Sentence examples for level of angst from inspiring English sources

The level of angst in health plans is growing by leaps and bounds.

"The level of angst over 60 Warren has been astonishing -- people in court, emergency meetings of neighborhood groups, the community board up in arms," said Hal Bromm, president of the Historic Districts Council.

"It's not that the debate is over in any way, shape or form, but there doesn't seem to be the same level of angst as there used to be".

"You only get one chance to pollinate over 1 quadrillion kernels," said Bill Lapp, president of Advanced Economic Solutions, a Omaha-based commodity consulting firm: "There's always some level of angst at this time of year, but it's significantly greater now and with good reason.

But with this default email notification setting, Facebook may have actually increased the level of angst people feel before they post something.

The team detected a "deeper level of angst" about open offices than they expected, Redman said, and they wanted to learn more about it. .

CYBERATTACKS Around one in three of us internationally are seriously worried about these web based risks, although South Korea and the U.S. see the highest levels of angst, which is understandable given high profile cyberattacks in both countries in recent years.

This autumn's losses have not reached the same levels of angst, simply because Wales were so poor against Argentina and Samoa that defeat appeared inevitable.

Perhaps that was why her main challenge was finding just the right level of existential angst.

I have never seen British emigrants suffer the level of existential angst that I see so often among expatriates from the Caribbean or Africa or the Middle East.

He assures that crashes are self-limiting—"the turn in stock prices in early 2009... was a sign of the level of human angst approaching its historical limit".