Sentence examples for mounting worry from inspiring English sources

Unemployment is a mounting worry in one-factory towns in rust-belt regions of Siberia.

Getting this oil to market is a mounting worry for Canada's energy industry and for Stephen Harper's Conservative government.

The move, which comes at a time of mounting worry about childhood obesity, is likely to put pressure on the company's competitors to follow suit.

But as the focus of the February conference organized by the National Athletic Trainers Associationn suggests, there is a mounting worry that more hazardous health concerns are being disregarded because of the intense emphasis on brain injuries.

But Moscow has watched the recent Arab uprisings with mounting worry, arguing that the West was unleashing dangerous turbulence by supporting popular rebellions, and it has vehemently opposed any international intervention in Syria as a matter of principle.

BPA is widely seen as a test case in an era of mounting worry about household chemicals, pollution and the possible links between illness and environmental exposures, especially in fetuses and young children.

As yet the details are unclear, but there are mounting worries about the direction of travel.

Their presence reflected the mounting worries in Washington that a major environmental disaster could be unfolding.

But mounting worries about some of America's largest financial institutions weighed broadly on financial shares.

So far, despite mounting worries over the standoff in Washington, investors have not been turning away from Treasury debt altogether.

Abolitionists have made some progress in recent years, thanks to mounting worries about judicial error in capital cases.