Sentence examples for a widespread fear that from inspiring English sources

"There was a widespread fear that everything would be lost.

He reports a "widespread fear" that EMU "might turn the European Union into a centralised superstate".

There is a widespread fear that the American wealth machine is faltering — and, as a result, many people are aiming to rediscover the nation's traditional strengths.

They acknowledged a widespread fear that "the benefits of the world economy" are "not reaching everyone, especially in the developing countries".

A series of interviews with domestic workers who suffered abuse in the UK highlighted a widespread fear that reporting abuse would result in deportation or arrest.

In a morning briefing for foreign reporters, Mr. Morsi warned the ruling military council against using the violence as an excuse to delay the elections, reflecting a widespread fear that the council is looking for a pretense to retain power.

It was enacted in 1987 at a time of widespread fear that H.I.V. could be transmitted by physical or respiratory contact.

Living standards can no longer be supported and, for the first time in a century, there is widespread fear that children will lead poorer lives than their parents.

Repeated outbreaks of avian flu in recent years have prompted widespread fear that a new strain might develop into a global scourge.

The Baltic Times, an English-language newspaper based in Riga, reported in November on "the widespread fear that, once a low-fare airline opens a route into an Eastern or Central European city, British stag parties will help turn the place into a nightmare".

In fact, the style chosen recalls a period gripped by the widespread fear that democracy was doomed.