Sentence examples for Start to fear from inspiring English sources

Investors start to fear that other time bombs may be ticking.

Then the local protests begin, MPs start to fear for their jobs, and decisions are put off.

There's a point, though, when curiosity becomes obsession, and those who care about Chris start to fear for his sanity.

Readers may start to fear that if Smith ever rights himself, he'll be wronging himself as well, so completely does he depend upon his anxiety for protective cover.

"There is a distinct possibility that the more you get reports like this, the more people will start to fear all Muslims.

If they refuse to vote against tougher sanctions expected to be proposed soon against Iran at the UN Security Council, even Messrs Ahmadinejad and Khamenei may start to fear that their days in power may be numbered.

Some farmers are starting to fear disaster.

"People started to fear him," he said.

When I started to fear leaving my room unattended I knew I had to do something.

Nowadays, I am starting to fear that Iraq will never become a stable country".

Experts are starting to fear that the era of cheap food may be over.