Sentence examples for expressing their fears from inspiring English sources

Some in the sporting world are expressing their fears.

The Bear Stearns executives had written numerous e-mails expressing their fears and anxieties as the fund began to sink.

A letter released by the Refugee Action Coalition purports to be signed by more than 80 detainees inside Foxtrot compound, expressing their fears of resettlement in PNG.

(One night our well-intentioned waitress overheard two diners at our table expressing their fears about scorching food and without consulting us, toned down everything we ordered).

The advertisements featured a couple in their 40's expressing their fears over shadowy bureaucrats taking control of the health care system.

Anti-Komplex said mayors in the former Sudetenland inundated the group with calls after those comments, expressing their fears that constituents would have to surrender their homes to the former owners – even though the Beneš decrees remain in force.

But German politicians made clear that financial aid was dependent on progress towards democracy, with several politicians expressing their fear that Egypt was sliding towards dictatorship.

In 1999, her parents sold their story to a tabloid newspaper, expressing their fear that they had lost their little girl, that she was living an unhealthy lifestyle, and saying they wished she had never been picked out for stardom.

The Telegraph's two front page "stories"– and I use that word advisedly – an ad containing the names of business (mostly) men from large and small companies alike, expressing their fear of a Labour government, were just the worst examples.

They either encourage their men and prepare meals after a successful raid, or they play a discouraging role, for example, by expressing their fear to lose their man.

These participants were cautious and apprehensive over their decision on what to take or what to avoid whilst breastfeeding, expressing their fear of it affecting their infants' health.