Sentence examples for ensuing fear from inspiring English sources

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA immediately responded to the act of terror ― and the ensuing fear and suspicion of Muslims ― by launching a national "Muslims for Peace" campaign.

In the ensuing fear and chaos, the weapons would most likely -- as in many similar upheavals -- be used for looting, mayhem, vigilantism, and murder.

The juxtaposition of the Paris attacks and the ensuing fear and dialogue was not lost on me as I left the party on that sunny afternoon.

This is just lazy religious-speak that seeks to paint the picture of everything being terrible so it can name drop the "Last Days" and leverage the ensuing fear such language invariably creates in suggestible God-fearing folk.

As the science and treatment of H.I.V. and AIDS have changed considerably in the ensuing decades, fear of infection has subsided.

Indeed the reticence of the press already spoke volumes -- signaling, at worst, that we have all begun to settle for 'a new normal.' In the anxious aftermath of Charlie Hebdo, of Paris and of Ankara, can we seriously wonder why contemporary psychopaths can as easily deal us their trump card in capitalizing upon any ensuing irrational fears?

And still, even after an encounter in which no violence ensued, the fear that something might transpire left my chest tight.

It seemed unlikely that many of their businesses would survive, as retailers began cutting back, especially on untested labels, amid the ensuing climate of fear and economic uncertainty.

The work duly appeared in Science and the predictable shouting ensued, from fears that humans are "playing God" to hails of "artificial life".

After falling, Gelana had remained cautious at ensuing water stops, fearing that if she went down again, she would not complete the race.

Dozens have been killed in the ensuing violence, raising fears that Yemen could become a failed state. .