Sentence examples for a wave of fears from inspiring English sources

American companies are adding jobs slowly and unevenly, just enough to plug the dike against a wave of fears that the economy could slip back into recession.

Obama's tenure as president touched off a wave of fears about sweeping gun restrictions, stoked by rhetoric from the NRA, that often seemed disproportionate to the reforms actually proposed by his administration. .

If there is a wave that risks flooding Britain, it is a wave of fear and foolishness.

A chill has gripped the wider aid community in Vientiane; a foreign resident calls it a wave of fear.

Yet, that paper set off a wave of fear that has helped convince thousands of people that vaccinations are dangerous.

A wave of fear began sweeping through the migrant communities after several people from the northeast were beaten up in Pune, a city not far from Mumbai.

According to the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the murder appeared to be sectarian in intent, committed soley to produce a wave of fear & bad blood.

Nonetheless, the paper had set off a wave of fear of vaccinations, first in England and then throughout the Western world, which has never fully subsided.

According to the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the murder appeared to be sectarian in intent, committed soley to produce a wave of fear & bad blood..

Muslim activists and community leaders have described a wave of fear in Muslim communities across the country in the week since Trump's unexpected win on Nov. 8.

Within three weeks, two more women were sexually assaulted and strangled with their own clothing, setting off a wave of fear in Boston.