Sentence examples for corresponding fears from inspiring English sources

Of course, a recession — and corresponding fears of job losses — could halt the political shift.

Likewise, the heavy and willing hand of security services and corresponding fears among the population act to inhibit such an uprising".

This week has become a grotesque object lesson in gun culture, one that points to a conclusion that we could have and should have drawn long ago that the surfeit of weapons at our disposal and the corresponding fears that they induce create new hazards.

Such desires, accordingly, can never be satisfied, any more than the corresponding fears — e.g., the fear of death — can ever be alleviated, since neither has a genuine referent, i.e., death as something harmful (when it is present, we do not exist) or wealth and power as salves for anxiety.

In a combat zone, each of a variety of threats instills its own corresponding fear.

As Elizabeth Kolbert points out, there wouldn't be a tiger-mother phenomenon if China's ascent weren't feeding a corresponding fear about America's decline.

And there is corresponding fear among analysts that citizens will give up on the country's young democracy and take to the streets as they did in 1989 to get rid of the military dictatorship.

As usual, a new wave of unrest spread through the South, accompanied by corresponding fear among slaveholders and the passage of more repressive legislation directed against both slaves and free blacks.

Information gleaned from this study can be used to address policy within community college nursing schools to address support structures for test taking, and acknowledgement of the stress associated with nursing school success and the corresponding fear of failure.

In particular, we examined (1) whether each interoceptive exposure exercise reproduces specific feared physical sensations and (2) if so, whether the successful completion of the interoceptive exposure task reduces the corresponding fear of physical sensations.

In cued fear conditioning, an organism learns that an initially neutral stimulus (conditioned stimulus [CS]) predicts a noxious stimulus (unconditioned stimulus [UCS]), resulting in the formation of a conditioned response (CR) to presentation of the CS and a corresponding fear memory (CS UCS association) (Pavlov 1927).