Sentence examples for escalating fears about from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Visa's highly anticipated offering, the public offering market has ground to a near halt this year because of tighter credit markets and escalating fears about a possible recession in the United States.

The financial sector is frozen, the economy is slowing and the housing market is plagued by the triple whammy of rising foreclosures, a paralyzed securitization market and escalating fears about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which own or guarantee about $5 trillion in mortgages.

The rouble suffered its biggest one-day decline since 1998 as oil prices continued to fall on Monday, escalating fears about the Russian economy.

The move has escalated fears of a media clampdown ahead of elections on 1 November.

For the most part, we're not there trying to escalate fear.

But fierce and deadly clashes have broken out over the past two days due to frustration at the lack of progress towards democracy, alongside escalating government fears about a resurgent protest movement tapping into a regional momentum generated by the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.

Kalim Ahmed, a board member at the Islamic Society of Western Maryland, told HuffPost the attacks in Virginia and London have "escalated" Muslims' fears about safety, both individually and when they come together. .

But escalating insecurity and fears about rising violence are leading many to view a settlement as the only real option in ending the war.

Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, admitted that he was "very concerned" about the eurozone crisis, which has been escalating amid fears that Spain may need a bailout.

A video of soldiers from Asia's two superpowers apparently kicking, punching and throwing stones at each other on the flashpoint Indo-Tibetan border has raised fears about escalating military tensions between China and India.

Most of our rents escalate by about 2% per year.