As the Cold War ended in the late 1980s and early '90s, a new fear arose amid the rejoicing and relief: that atomic security might fail in the disintegrating Soviet Union, allowing its huge stockpile of nuclear warheads to fall into unfriendly hands.
There is no allegation that her fear arose from apprehension of harm to her husband.
He points out that since fear arose about electromagnetic radiation, luxury homes and condos are not built anywhere near power lines.
This fear arose when mothers were unable to afford healthcare, and because of concerns about who would look after their children in the event of their death.
Ignore it.... Next, you might notice a little fear arising.
Wright sent a report of the incident to Washington, DC, telling his superior officers that the men's "refusal to perform the required work arises from a mass fear arising out of the Port Chicago explosion".
One day, if you have to take a wellness survey, you'll be selecting "HELL YES" to the happy questions and even if you feel a lil' fear arise when you see the hard questions about feeling depressed or hurting yourself, you can confidently select "no, never".
Due to the lack of sturdy structure to ride out a storm, fears arose over how they would fare with a tropical cyclone passing through the country.
When Penguin paperbacks first hit stores in the nineteen-thirties at about one-fifteenth the cost of a hardback, fears arose that they would "undermine the entire industry".
A sense of unravelling, disconnection and fear arise and may last for a short time, occur unexpectedly, or become a prolonged sense of "being unhinged".
His fear arises from a new computer model that assumes that carbon will be released from forests as the air warms.
