Sentence examples for a prevailing fear from inspiring English sources

And I think it also connects, there's a connection there to, I suppose, a prevailing fear and mindset that people have about secular education.

When he was unveiled in Rome, Cole hinted that there is a prevailing fear factor.

The reasons for this can be many, but one of them is a prevailing fear of intimacy.

And there seems to be a prevailing fear that consumers will notice the difference, even if it is a subtle one, and reject the products.

Japan is facing a serious labor shortage, a problem that can be traced back to an aging population and a prevailing fear that immigrants will dilute the country's pure gene pool.

We are living in an age of borderless war, pervasive terror and prevailing fear.

"There was no prevailing fear in the neighborhood of anything," he said.

As even some Western diplomats are beginning to acknowledge, the prevailing fear is that the war is in danger not of being lost or won in Helmand province, but in the perceptions of Afghans.

As a marketer, there's the expectation to have enough foresight to stay ahead of trends but there's also that prevailing fear of failure.

That's one prevailing fear percolating: that Trump might use his power as president to hamper the investigation, or just kill it entirely, leaving the system of checks and balances at the core of the American republic in serious jeopardy.

These children are lucky in some way because they slept beyond the prevailing fear.