Sentence examples for created fears from inspiring English sources

Both projects, Mrs. Fershleiser said, have created fears that black residents would come to the Heights.

This environment created fears and obsessions in Rendell that streamed into her fiction for the rest of her life.

These policies have created fears of an externally-instigated "velvet revolution" in the leadership ranks of the Islamic Republic.

The idea was to reduce overlap, but the merger created fears that civil servants were becoming politicised.

The move to allow universities to set fees with no cap has created fears university could become unaffordable for students from poor backgrounds.

Only days ago, anemic results from General Electric created fears that corporate earnings would flag across a range of industries, and sent stocks tumbling.

Armstrong's fierce desire to predominate created fear and loyalty.

Things like this have created "fear and alarm".

The killing created fear among Westerners in the Persian Gulf.

"They created fear that penetrated every part of me, day in day out.

"Rather than a victim of fear, he was the one who created fear," Mr. Petit said.