Sentence examples for basis for fearing from inspiring English sources

"As China's wage rates continue to rise, China has every basis for fearing an India with a developed manufacturing capability, fueled by the demand of more exports to the U.S.," he says.

That means that an asylum officer must interview Marco and determine whether he has established a reasonable basis for fearing returning to El Salvador.

Good for Henry Ashby Turner (Op-Ed, Feb. 11), who cannot find any basis for fears of a unified Germany.

That was a much more mild recession than the one we are currently experiencing, so it's hard to see the basis for fear.

At a certain point he began investigating on a need-to-know basis for fear of bogging down in details and giving "Watergate" the feel of a dissertation.

Meanwhile, a leading economist has said there is "little basis" for "fear-mongering" over the economy of an independent Scotland.

When the negotiating finally began, networks wanted to keep the pricing on a hush-hush basis for fear that pricing information would get out to buyers and competitors.

But economist Joseph Stiglitz, writing in the Sunday Herald and the Scotsman, has said there is "little basis" for "fear-mongering" over the economy of an independent Scotland, and that the risks of Scotland remaining in the union and of the UK leaving the EU would be "significantly greater".

So, although there may be fears of lawsuits, there is no factual basis for these fears.

At times, particularly in the 1930s, there has been widespread fear of government debt even though there was, in reality, little basis for the fear.

Is there a real basis for this fear? A. All of this legislation has been grounded in local, voluntary decisions, and if people are worried about forced busing I think they are fearing something that is not going to happen.