Sentence examples for caused fears from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Lavalas's dependence on armed thugs has caused fears about Mr. Aristide's ultimate reliability.

Carswell's defection has caused fears that other Tory MPs could follow suit.

Police sources said no detonator device was found in the car, but the presence of diesel-filled canisters caused fears that there had been a plan to explode the vehicle.

THE policy of détente with China espoused by Taiwan's president, Ma Ying-jeou, has caused fears among some Taiwanese that the island's rowdy democracy will be pushed into Beijing's political embrace.

Most developing Asian economies remain relatively buoyant and are not weighed down by the high sovereign debt levels that are haunting the United States and Europe and have caused fears of outright default in some smaller European economies.

Outrage over the original bailout plan, which would have included a hit on insured deposits, contributed to Parliament's rejection of the deal and caused fears across Europe that the conditions for bank runs were being created by short-sighted policy.

It caused fear and trepidation.

When, in the spring of '08 a gas pipeline problem caused fear of gasoline scarcity, the price increased dramatically.

Intended to show that this was the work of "terrorists", the footage instead caused fear and revulsion.

"It was intended, it seems to us, to cause fear and it must have caused fear.

Not being able to get employment often caused fear and anxiety.