And I started grappling with this existential angst of what little I had done with my life.

Angst... Come here.

Existential risk the second big problem.

So they can express everything from admiration and lust to anxiety and angst.

Or Living in existential vacuum it sucks.

Or Living in existential vacuum it sucks.

Afghanistan does not pose an existential threat to global security.

Afghanistan does not pose an existential threat to global security.

All States should support their initiative to address this existential threat.

So now we get to the existential reality of the story, right?

The only thing you should focus on would be to reduce existential risk because even the tiniest decrease in existential risk would just overwhelm any other benefit you could hope to achieve.

Stories accompany me, keeping my pieces and memories together, like an existential glue.

And I think of this as a kind of existential wake up call.

In short, the real source of Moscow's anxiety and strategic angst is Ukraine's future political and security orientation. Georgia has largely been a side show.

Existential risk is a threat to human survival, or to the long term potential of our species.

This stance, however, has not prevented the spread of something for which a German word is used in other languages, too Angst . A diffuse anxiety is gaining ground.

The existential and social and political impact an artist has on his nation's development of cultural identity is very important.

When Germany sneezes, Europe catches a cold. As a result, Merkel s reforms have increased the angst of euro zone central bankers that the window of opportunity for future rate hikes might be closing.

When the reality is such that disarmament becomes irrelevant for example, in cases of conflict or existential threats other instruments need to be considered.

Lost in the angst over inequality is the critical role that central banks have played in exacerbating the problem. Yes, asset markets were initially ecstatic over the Fed s decision this month not to scale back QE.

No country can solve the existential threat of climate change alone. No country can eradicate extreme poverty, combat potential pandemics, or improve nuclear security by itself.

Year after year, the EU has successfully muddled through its difficulties. But now it has to deal with two sources of existential crisis Greece and Ukraine.

World leaders' attention would be riveted on that existential threat, collective security mechanisms could be discredited and hard won freedoms and human rights could be compromised.

And she would be there, you know, kind of talking with the class, you know, talking about the, you know, the existential futility of life, you know.

For governments, innovation is an existential question. Only those that sustain innovation can drive change in the world, because they are the governments that never grow old.

On its own, terrorism is hardly an existential threat. What is catastrophic is the collapse of state structures in many of the countries from which the terrorists come.

But, for a country that has had little faith in deterrence when it comes to existential nuclear threats, relying on it now would mark a new, uncomfortable bet.

But the existential challenge political agreement on the key elements of banking and fiscal union is only just beginning. Unless it is met, the eurozone s financial disintegration will eventually resume.

Kevin's parents consider that the CKREE subject does not comply with this requirement since they use Christianity as a basis for the treatment of existential questions and religious pedagogic methods.

They are the result of solving past problems or of past success. Consider, for example, the biggest challenge facing us, which deserves to be called existential global warming and climate change.

They regard Iran and thus Maliki s closeness to it as an existential threat. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain, in particular, perceive Iran as inciting unrest among their own substantial Shia populations.

We hope the disengagement plan from Gaza that we have just carried out will alter for the better the security environment and significantly reduce the existential threats Israel is facing today.

It is now mired in an existential crisis more profound than at any point since 1945. And, while muddling through is a characteristic response of complex political systems, it is deeply destructive.

People supported a president, Vladimir Putin, who was devoted to this stabilization agenda. We may debate the means by which it was pursued, and how successfully, but Russia s existential challenges were largely overcome.

And it raises an existential question, which is, if I'm having this experience of complete connection and full consciousness, why am I not visible in the photograph, and where is this time and place?

This partly reflected the existential threat that the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, represented in so many people s minds. The United States, it was argued, needed to begin to think about war differently.

Beyond political and fiscal unification and short term growth policies, Europeans urgently need structural reforms aimed at restoring Europe s competitiveness. Each of these pillars is needed if Europe is to overcome its existential crisis.

Transit countries such as Hungary try to divert refugees elsewhere. Resettling the almost 750,000 people who have sought asylum in the EU this year still only 0.14 of the EU population has thus become an existential crisis.

In this Hobbesian worldview, the threats can stem from virtually any development political, strategic, or otherwise and amount to existential challenges to the entire Jewish nation. The only way to avoid catastrophe is to remain constantly vigilant.

A second similarity is that both institutions face deep existential crises. In today s world of deep and liquid global financial markets, the main lending instruments of the IMF and and the Bank are largely unnecessary and redundant.

PARIS Ten or 20 years ago, the existential question facing the European Union was whether it still had a purpose in a globalized world. The question today is whether the EU can respond effectively to major external shocks.

And the answer, of course, that we keep being given is as follows we're told that we went into Afghanistan because of 9 11, and that we remain there because the Taliban poses an existential threat to global security.

Properly considered, Poland s existential interests, its geopolitical location, and its history, demand that it do everything to contribute as much as possible to a strong EU. Instead, the nationalistic government in Warsaw is bent on isolating itself within Europe.

And the answer, of course, that we keep being given is as follows we're told that we went into Afghanistan because of 9 11, and that we remain there because the Taliban poses an existential threat to global security.

PRINCETON The Indian rupee has weakened rapidly in recent months, with the exchange rate against the US dollar dropping by 11 , to around 60 rupees, since early May. As a symbol of India s economic strength, the rupee s fall has provoked more than the usual hand wringing and angst at home and abroad.