Sentence examples for of increased worry from inspiring English sources
At a time of increased worry about the distribution of wealth, gobs of it have been distributed his way.
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.
She mentioned one encouraging new example of public diplomacy, funded partly by Henry Crumpton's office: Voice of America news broadcasts will begin airing next February in the language of Somalia, a country of increasing worry to counterterrorism officials.
The failure of the peacekeeping proposal comes at a time of increasing worry about the country's stability and risk of increased violence.
In a sign of increasing worries, senior Tories have recently come to Goldsmith's aid after what has been viewed as a lacklustre campaign.
That reactor closed after an accident, caused by a jammed fuel pebble that released traces of radiation — coincidentally nine days after the Chernobyl accident in 1986, at a time of greatly increased worry about nuclear safety.
In one experimental study, children exposed to fictional on-screen depictions of death reported increased worry about the occurrence of similar events and increased avoidance of situations relevant to those events.
The same study found a relationship between frequency of HEs and increased worry about hypoglycaemia.
WASHINGTON — President Obama requested $500 million from Congress on Thursday to train and equip what the White House is calling "appropriately vetted" members of the Syrian opposition, reflecting increased worry about the spillover of the Syrian conflict into Iraq.
As emotional problems was one of the strongest predictors of later sleep problems one potential mechanism of this association may be through increased worry at bedtime, which may delay sleep onset and increase night-time awakenings in the child.
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.
