Sentence examples for driven by fears from inspiring English sources

In hard times, reticence is driven by fears over their high costs.

"So the changes they want to make are not driven by fears of affordability," he said.

All great sports people are driven by fears but those nerves are a good thing.

Low ticket sales and no-shows, driven by fears of terrorism, have plagued almost every event of the Games.

That was driven by fears in the financial markets that the US is about to slow its stimulus programme.

In the first post-colonial ballot, in 1998, voters were driven by fears that China would curtail Hong Kong's freedoms.

This spending is driven by fears of popular unrest in response to the very high current levels of pollution.

The cabinet's snap decision to sell the bank to Nomura was driven by fears that IPB had only about two months to go before running into deep trouble.

The Israeli center — made up of Russian immigrants, non-Orthodox Mizrahi Jews, young people close to the army — is driven by fears as much as by hopes.

In 1741, New York, driven by fears and rumors of a slave revolt, put 30 slaves and four whites to death by hanging and burning at the stake.

It is an opposition driven by fear.