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Meanings of increasingly worried in English

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Usage of increasingly worried in English
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At the same time, the Bank has sounded increasingly worried about housing.
Reuters
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And he was increasingly worried about the resolve of his Italian allies.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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Investors are increasingly worried that in Turkey, dissent is bad for business.
Reuters
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However, investors are increasingly worried about the Russian exposure of major oil companies.
Reuters
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He said governments were increasingly worried by potential claims for damages.
Reuters
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Farmers in Waikato and South Auckland are increasingly worried by the drought-like conditions.
Radio NZ
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UK consumers are increasingly worried about the safety of their savings.
The Irish Times
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The United Nations says it is increasingly worried about such diseases.
Reuters
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We're increasingly worried about their impact on bats as well, Ms Martin says.
Radio NZ
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Investors are increasingly worried about Halliburton's financial exposure to the spill.
Reuters
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I've become increasingly worried about my mother's obsession with the weather.
The Irish Times
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During the drive out to Löderup Wallander had grown increasingly worried.
Firewall
13
German Economy Minister said he was increasingly worried about the German car supplier market.
Reuters
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The organisation said businessmen were increasingly worried about the political situation in the North.
The Irish Times
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No wonder Jews all over Europe are feeling increasingly worried.
The Guardian
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But residents are increasingly worried over Washington's escalating war of words with North Korea.
The Irish Times
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Increasingly worried through the time
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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United States of America
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