Sentence examples for business fear from inspiring English sources

Many in business fear the act will scare off e-commerce entrepreneurs.

Aside from unjustified financial fears, there's a more sinister cause of U.S. passivity: business fear of Chinese retaliation.

Wall Street and big business fear Tea Partiers won't allow House Republicans to raise the debt ceiling without major spending cuts – and without tax increases on the wealthy.

Mansour and others monitoring the increasingly lucrative smuggling business fear that it may morph, as did the smuggling routes in Sinai in 2009, into trafficking and extortion of the most vulnerable migrants.

In the meantime, the oil slick and chemical dispersants are getting closer to the oyster beds, and many in the business fear the pollution will be driven inshore by tropical storms and will kill the larvae on which the next year's crop depends.

Americans worry that President Bush and his administration are too heavily influenced by big business, fear that Mr. Bush is hiding something about his own corporate past and judge the economy to be in its worst shape since 1994, the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows.

Business fears that ESMA is biased.

People in the music business feared the worst.

Business fears a Jeremy Corbyn government – yes, far more than Brexit.

"And people right across Scotland will not be bullied by the Downing Street orchestrated efforts to whip up business fears.

Politics has moved on in the past three years, and business fears about the charter's possible scope have only grown.