Sentence examples for expanding fears from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — After widespread criticism among Chinese of Washington's recent debt-ceiling gridlock and with expanding fears of another recession that could imperil the value of China's huge stake in American debt, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Chinese leaders labored on Friday to cast the American economy's weakness as a passing phase.

The Karzai government also is said to be reluctant to endorse having an international coordinator with expanded powers, fearing its own legitimacy and credibility could be undermined.

As the campaign expands, many fear a more contentious Internet as governments and businesses respond to more serious attacks by activists who benefit from improvements in bandwidth and readily available hacking tools.

All this has been a pleasant surprise: when they were introduced or expanded, critics feared they would either make the poor dependent on hand-outs or cost far too much.

Goehring: "The period where the U.S. economy could expand without fear of inflation is quickly coming to an end".

That is something that really intrigues me: to be able to expand that fear".

But the idea has many opponents who fear expanding the nation's oversupply of workers (a worry not shared by a fair number of economists).

Yes, even in this era of widespread anxiety over expanding secularism and fear that we're failing to teach right from wrong, the fact remains that most people are on solid moral ground.

Expanding on the fear-conditioning by-proxy procedure (Bruchey et al. 2010), we investigated the role of familiarity/kinship in female rats in socially transmitting information about a previously fear-conditioned cue.

France fears that expanding the European Union membership will erode its influence and weaken Europe's position as a potential counterweight to American power.

Its little sister, i, splashed on "Labour facing crisis in Scotland" with an inside piece expanding on it, "Labour fears Scottish rout as voters choose SNP – and return the Tories".