Sentence examples for a realistic fear from inspiring English sources

The commission will certainly worry about the risk of collusion in a consolidated aluminium industry—a realistic fear in an industry already more integrated than for other metals, says Magnus Ericsson of Raw Materials Group, a consultancy.On the other hand, Alcan has learned from its earlier rebuff.

That's quite a realistic fear.

Mr Justice Edwards-Stuart said there was a realistic fear that the measures being taken by Basildon Council might go further than the terms of the enforcement notices.

If this is a realistic fear -- if this is what the Iraq invasion and occupation have unleashed -- there can be no way to see those acts as responsible United States foreign policy.

As I understand it, the 1951 Convention [on the rights of refugees] doesn't mention sexuality, but because it mentions membership of a social group, that phrase is being used by the courts, rightly, to say that if someone has a realistic fear of persecution they should be allowed to stay".

If you're worried that the estate tax is never going away, or if you have a realistic fear that you might die before 2010, make sure you have enough cash in your estate to cover the tax.

But there was a more realistic fear.

People in Latvia have been forced to live in secret, leading double lives out of a very realistic fear of losing their jobs.

I read this stat that said that 76% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck … people are driven by both that greed and ambition, but also a very understandable realistic fear that they're not going to have those things.

"If we see a deterioration from this point, and I would say my more realistic fear is just a kind of ambiguous picture of mixed data that signal neither accelerating strength nor necessarily deterioration, but that kind of moping along in the middle, then I think it's not a foregone conclusion that the asset purchase program should be removed or removed rapidly," he said.

At work, they don't talk about cycling at all, out of realistic fear that co-workers will think they are crazy.