Such anxieties are exaggerated.

These anxieties have too often been ignored.

It s all about their anxieties and difficulties.

One last problem is contributing to the region s anxieties massive migration.

To grow old means to be rid of anxieties about the past.

This change, however, is also creating anxieties about shifting power relations among states.

It must capture the imagination, address the public s anxieties, and generate realistic hope.

Today s anxieties, too, are fed by perceptions and fears, by real and imagined concerns.

But these cares and anxieties were the only kind of happiness possible for Dolly.

The governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, has voiced his anxieties on that point.

Impolitic or not, Biden s anxieties seem to have informed several of the administration s early foreign policy decisions.

When new technologies impose themselves on societies long habituated to older technologies, anxieties of all kinds result.

They shared in the joy of liberation with Libyans, but also expressed their anxieties for the future.

This means that EU governments must respond to popular anxieties and make the Union more transparent and democratic.

But in recognizing South Korea, China took greater care than, say, Russia, in seeking to ameliorate North Korea's anxieties.

In the US China relationship, the RMB exchange rate has become a touchstone for broader anxieties about competition from China.

Their sectarian anxieties aside, the Saudis and Egyptians fear that a nuclear Iran might secure Shiite dominance in the region.

Only better informed foreign policies that can address the genuine anxieties of civilizations in crisis will yield more sustainable results.

And for the consuming nations of Western and Central Europe, the price effects and supply disruption anxieties were of significant consequence.

But anxieties about being swamped by foreigners and dominated by outside powers are more acute in smaller countries, whose political elites seem particularly impotent.

It is worth noting that during the Cold War, America s European allies had similar anxieties about dependency and abandonment, despite their own military capabilities.

A volley of incendiary remarks between Israel and both Syria and Hezbollah has fueled anxieties about the possibility of war on Israel s northern border.

NEW YORK In the aftermath of the Great Recession, countries have been left with unprecedented peacetime deficits and increasing anxieties about their growing national debts.

But there is also a clear view that Arab Persian, Sunni Shia, or more straightforward regional power anxieties would make a nuclear arms race inevitable.

Otherwise, reductions that create anxieties in other countries could lead them to develop their own weapons and thus increase the number of nuclear weapons states.

Below the surface lurk longstanding Turkish anxieties about Kurdish nationalism, and how this might threaten Turkish unity from across the borders of a newly shattered Iraq.

At this stage, the policy has become a contributor to global financial fragility, and it may be retarding Japan s own prosperity by contributing to consumer anxieties.

These social anxieties are not being addressed because financial sector bailouts, stimulus packages, and help for distressed industries with strong lobbies are testing many governments financial limits.

The so called FoMo (fear of missing out) syndrome reflects the anxieties of a younger generation whose members feel compelled to capture instantly everything they do and see.

There were anxieties, too, that the increasing loss of legitimacy of Arab nationalist regimes would benefit radical Islamists fears confirmed by Algeria's bloody civil war of the 1990's.

It is anxious to see a US North Korea dialogue begin, one capable of alleviating the North's anxieties about an American attack and America's concerns about a renewed nuclear program.

Cynical as it might seem, easy credit has been used throughout history as a palliative by governments that are unable to address the deeper anxieties of the middle class directly.

All seemed to have left their cares and anxieties behind them in the hall with their hats, and to be preparing to enjoy the material blessings of life at their leisure.

In the immediacy of victory their first thoughts were for Williams, who had spent a nervy morning talking a little more than usual in an attempt to process his own anxieties.

A Gore Administration would have more continuity with present policies, but first year Administrations always create uncertainties and anxieties, and many of Gore s spending proposals will create uncertainties about future budget prospects.

Voters for the far right may be motivated less by ideology than by anxieties and resentments that are felt in many European countries, including ones with no Nazi tradition, such as The Netherlands and Denmark.

A growing number of Iranian bloggers expressed their anxieties after learning that their Gmail inboxes may have been an open book for the Iranian state to read and target dissidents for the last two months.

Arms control and disarmament is a grinding, unglamorous business that brings few quick returns. With domestic issues and re election anxieties now dominating most political agendas, it will be all too easy for commitment to wane.

Their anxieties about treason are recorded in America's Constitution, which limits the offense to levying war and to a famous phrase originating in the 14 th century statute adhering to the enemy, giving them aid and comfort.''

Their sectarian anxieties aside, the Saudis and Egyptians fear that a nuclear Iran might secure Shiite dominance in the region. Grafted onto this is America Iranian enmity, fed by the nuclear issue, but also by disagreement in Iraq.

That question is usually not singled out for attention, but it appears spot on for what we really want to know what deep anxieties and fears do people have that might inhibit their willingness to spend for a long time.

And for the consuming nations of Western and Central Europe, the price effects and supply disruption anxieties were of significant consequence. Immediate multilateral intervention by the European Union and the United States probably are what probably caused Gazprom to turn the gas back on.

The candle, by the light of which she had been reading that book filled with anxieties, deceptions, grief, and evil, flared up with a brighter light, lit up for her all that had before been dark, crackled, began to flicker, and went out for ever.

The benefits growing consumption and more jobs were immediate, whereas paying the inevitable bill could be postponed into the future. Cynical as it might seem, easy credit has been used throughout history as a palliative by governments that are unable to address the deeper anxieties of the middle class directly.

The policy of ultra low interest rates was justified in the aftermath of the bursting of Japan s asset price bubble, but Japan stabilized its economy long ago. At this stage, the policy has become a contributor to global financial fragility, and it may be retarding Japan s own prosperity by contributing to consumer anxieties.