Sentence examples for continuing fears from inspiring English sources

Shares then fell back on continuing fears of global recession.

Now the balloon accident may add new concerns about safety to the continuing fears of political instability.

After hitting a three month low, leading shares are attempting to mount a revival, despite continuing fears about the financial crisis surrounding Greece.

The euro hasn't been below the $1.22 mark since July 2010, but has been driven down by continuing fears over the future of the eurozone.

Rising uncertainty about the presidential election in November and fiscal policy in the United States are crimping growth, Ms. Coronado said, along with continuing fears about Europe's debt problems and a slowdown in China's once-booming economy.

It was also unclear why the Uzbeks returned so quickly, despite expressing continuing fears of their ethnic Kyrgyz neighbors and the police and military; many Uzbeks said men in uniform were involved in the mayhem.

But a significant camp of economists expects continuing fear if investors have to adjust to a world without bond buying by the Fed.

Still Fears a Challenger By locking Daw Aung San Suu Kyi in prison, the generals who rule Myanmar demonstrated their continuing fear of the lone pro-democracy challenger.

He struggles with his continuing fear, admiration and disdain for the jock fathers who really know the game and can effortlessly pass it on.

She is now safe in the UK, but the short film deals with her sense of despair and isolation and continuing fear that her mother may disappear again.

Last year, markets were constrained by multiple storm clouds: high unemployment in the United States, gridlock in Washington over the nation's debt and tax laws, and a continuing fear of European contagion stemming from crises over sovereign debt in Greece, Portugal, Italy, Ireland and Spain.