Sentence examples for both of which feared from inspiring English sources

The Malloum-Habré accord was actively promoted by Sudan and Saudi Arabia, both of which feared a radical Chad controlled by Gaddafi.

The law includes exemptions for small food processors and farmers, many of which feared it would be too costly and burdensome.

Any internal change in the Turkish domains caused tension among the European powers, each of which feared that one of the others might take advantage of the political disarray to increase its own influence.

Key opponents of the bill include the National Governor's Association and the National League of Cities, both of which fear huge losses of sales tax revenues as more and more purchases are made online.

Out of which fear, darkness fumed up from time to time.

But most other governments, some of which fear the Commonwealth focusing on their own shortcomings, actively support Sri Lanka's hosting.

At its core is the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), the lobby group representing the investor-owned utilities that supply three-quarters of the country's electricity, most of which fear that competition will lead to plunging profits.

The only time it has Internet access is when I accidentally hit a button that launches a primitive Web browser (out of which, fearing usurious charges from Verizon, I exit immediately as if from a burning building).

The lack of commentary at the insistence of Fina, which feared it could influence judges, left some bemused.

On the same day a final detachment of American paratroopers arrived in Estonia, bringing to about 600 the number of American soldiers now on exercises in Poland and the three Baltic countries (all of which fear Russia).

Mr Morgan was sacked by the board of Trinity Mirror, which feared the damage he was causing to its corporate reputation.