Sentence examples for dominant fears from inspiring English sources

As long as our dominant fears and fantasies around immigration go unchallenged, it's hard to see the pace of these deportations slowing – although two weeks of action against deportations being planned for January could be a start.. Omari was the first person I met from the charter, and he was incredibly distressed.

Consumers may face higher prices, but at a time when deflation is the more dominant fear.

At the time, the dominant fear was that a bomb-builder would issue an extortion demand; the government would then have to find him in a hurry and dismantle his weapon.

The dominant fear among investors on Friday was that politicians are running out of time to come up with an agreement and have no clear path to a solution.

If there is one dominant fear among the organizers of the games it seems to be that the cynicism of the couch-potato generation, raised on a notion of competition involving nothing more strenuous than a text-message vote to oust a contestant on reality TV, may outscore the enthusiasm required to host a great Games.

You always feel safer with people who have the same dominant fear you have.

When a bank is in distress, fear of disrupting the system becomes their dominant concern.

The country is thus governed now by one dominant and feared political and military power, recognized by the international community, which will be more difficult to challenge.

When Amazon began mailing books to Internet buyers in 1995, Borders reigned as the Amazon of the era; it was smart, dominant and feared.

Oscar Gelderblom traces the successive rise of Bruges, Antwerp, and Amsterdam to commercial primacy between 1250 and 1650, showing how dominant cities feared being displaced by challengers while lesser cities sought to keep up by cultivating policies favorable to trade.

After 30 years of watching the retail space, I have seen Sears move from the world's most dominant (and feared) retail company to an afterthought today.