Sentence examples for broader fear from inspiring English sources

Today the city is coping with a broader fear, of being a target of international terrorism.

The Economist this week reported a broader fear among civil society groups that other newly passed laws will be reanimated.

"Food allergies just become a focus for a broader fear about the food system," said the author Michael Pollan, a contributor to The New York Times Magazine.

There is also the broader fear that photographs of all Americans, not just criminals, could wind up in a central file.

But The New York Times reports that they "reflect a broader fear that the country's problems could make it hard for Spaniards to get to their money if banks fail and cannot be supported by the government.

But these growing transfers of deposits out of troubled Spanish banks reflect a broader fear that the country's problems could make it hard for Spaniards to get to their money if banks fail and cannot be supported by the government.

Other foreigners expressed broader fears that on its way to development, Mexico would sell or destroy its greatest resources.

Sceptics think it loses money.These narrow concerns are on top of broader fears about the banking system.

While some exporters, notably Volkswagen, have blamed lower earnings on the currency, the broader fears have not been warranted.

And yet, the possible move to Gregory has generated a visceral reaction from Bethune families, underscoring broader fears about school closings that officials have found difficult to ease.

The two money managers are using the broader fears about Europe to load up on troubled debt of companies in healthier countries in the region.