Sentence examples for concern over the fear from inspiring English sources

Martin Shipton, chief reporter for the Western Mail, says a "No" vote in Scotland could create concern over "the fear that Scotland would get more job-creating powers and put Wales at a disadvantage".

About 7,000 athletes from 71 countries were expected to travel to Delhi, but several have pulled out, citing security fears, concerns over the accommodation and the ongoing dengue fever problem – worsened by large pools of stagnant water that have proved a breeding ground for mosquitos – as reasons enough to stay at home.

Mike McCudden at Interactive Investor said: With global growth fears and concerns over the spread of Ebola topping the agenda, investors are scurrying to safe havens where they can be found.

Oil prices dipped below $60 per barrel Tuesday, but remained near that mark on supply fears and lingering concerns over the election of a hard-line president in Iran, the world's fourth-largest crude producer.

The Dunfermline players are concerned over the club's future and have expressed fears that Dunfermline may not be able to help them recover from injury.

Despite a worse reverse on Sunday, Van Gaal has no such fears but the Dutchman may well nurse concerns over the manner of this loss.

Mr Duncan Smith was being questioned by MPs amid fears the Universal Credit system would miss key targets and concerns over the IT system being used.

He was being questioned by MPs amid fears the universal credit system will miss key targets and concerns over the IT system being used.

But against the backdrop of protests and social discontent, concerns over infrastructure and fears about crime in Brazil's major cities, the incident in Sao Paulo turns what has been a drip of bad news into a downpour.

Concerns over the odds of recouping the investment were reportedly voiced during production, and the shoot halted for several months over fears it was running over budget.

She blamed their support for independence on fear of Tory governments, concerns over the future of public services and falling living standards.