Sentence examples for rising worries from inspiring English sources
The volatility seems to have been started by technical factors rather than rising worries about state and municipal defaults.
Stocks closed slightly higher on Friday, after a sharp sell-off earlier in the week caused by rising worries about the impact of surging borrowing costs across Europe.
This week, despite rising worries about the street clashes, the cabinet backed Mr Samak's plan to hold the referendum.General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, the former army chief who led the 2006 coup, seems to have gone quietly into retirement.
In a sign of the anxiety, the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, rose above 20 for the first time since July, suggesting rising worries, but ended down 0.4 percent as the stock market rebounded.
The gloom comes despite signs the economy has been holding up recently during the rising worries — other data released Thursday showed a healthy gain in new-home sales and a slight drop in new jobless claims.
Finance ministers from seven of the world's biggest economies concluded a meeting in the Canadian Arctic on Saturday with pledges to maintain their fiscal stimulus programs, despite rising worries among investors about the mounting debts of some European governments.
While the move affected only one industry, it was indicative of rising worry in Europe.
The pit comes from a rising worry that the Arab Spring may have been both inevitable and too late.
In the last two weeks — and particularly late last week — there were moves in Treasury bill prices that indicated rising worry that the American government might not honor its obligations, or at least might not do so on time.
The more likely reason is that there is rising worry that economic growth will not return for years, as governments and central banks are unwilling or unable to take measures needed to produce recovery.
Leonard spends much of his time talking to people at the core of the EU, and of late, he has started to pick up rising worry about whether the UK might leave.
