Sentence examples similar to a quick fear from inspiring English sources

An administration official acknowledged that even the State Department, which has pressed hardest for the new policy, was not eager for a quick announcement, for fear that any proposal presented now would be too weak to work.

That pushed the unions into a quicker deal, fearing a loss of influence and negotiating power once the mediators took over.

Albacore fanatics feared the worst--a quick end to an early season--when that happened.

This indicates that, unsurprisingly, the community on which the attacks had a direct impact had stronger and quicker fear responses.

She imagined a future call-up, the open-faced conscripts; a quick horrid fantasy of fear and protections; taking milk to the cellar.

Kolanovic wrote in a note to clients that "trend-following strategies" had likely turned negative becaue of last week's stock slowdown and a quick increase in the "fear gauge" that measures the market's predicted volatility.

So it isn't that I fear a quick market break.

If we can find 8 trades in less than 30 days that make a quick 5.5%66%6% annualized), why fear going to cash?

If figuring out what to do with bags of bulk food doesn't sound like a quick and easy meal, fear not: A vegan diet is realistic for even the laziest among us.

So much so that Perth Glory put out a quick statement to quell fears of an ACL tear: When ruptured, the ACL looks on an MRI scan like a thick band of white tissue that has come apart.

A quick prelude is that I fear that our capitalist model is in danger.