Sentence examples for rising angst from inspiring English sources

Scotland's rising angst might have played a part in the breakthrough, since they momentarily dispensed with their short, deliberate passing game when Phil Bardsley launched a high ball into the penalty area.

These are big issues in a primary campaign that focuses on what the three Democratic candidates perceive as a rising angst among voters suffering from income stagnation, job insecurity and foreign competition.

He spoke of the idea that "life is still a real struggle for many people", and devoted one section of his speech to rising public angst about immigration.

With voter angst rising over everything from the Iraq war to high gas prices, some Republicans are facing an uphill fight to hold on to their congressional seats in the upcoming midterm elections.

So far it has done neither, its existentialist angst forever rising.

Still, in most of the country, angst over rising prices today seems surprisingly subdued.

Combined with existing angst over rising budget and trade deficits, as well as the tumbling dollar and fragile consumer confidence, any disappointment could cause investors to lock in profits and sell stocks en masse.

Exactly how all this will play out isn't yet clear, and angst is rising in the blogosphere about how researchers seeking new funding for their projects will be affected.

And, like history repeating itself, warnings of the ill effects of mobile communication are once again rising – a focus for angst in an age where our ambivalence about constant connection conceals the more pressing question of what, precisely, we're connecting to.

One former member of the joint chiefs of staff dismisses the fears about Huawei as China-bashing; another says, "We'd be crazy to let Huawei on our networks, just crazy .A Maoist approach to marketsThe giant causing all this angst rose from humble roots.

And as the days drew closer to the sequestration deadline, the angst level rose inside the West Wing.