Sentence examples for fear concerned from inspiring English sources

"Would anybody who is being intimidated, scared, in fear, concerned with their privacy, continue with any behavior where he knows his privacy is going to be violated?" Mr. Altman said.

Fear concerns a perceived threat; danger reflects what actually threatens us.

The biggest fear concerns the storm surge, the effect of wind-whipped waters rising high above their normal levels.

This fear concerns clinical psychologist Melody Moore of Dallas, who reminds her patients that, according to the National Institute of Mental Health, the most fatal mental disorder is anorexia nervosa.

Another fear concerns the power that group rights may enable a group to wield over its members (e.g. Macdonald 1989; Offe 1998, 131 5; Waldron 1993, 363 6).

There was fear concerning the surrounding community, as they may suspect women who go for an HIV test to be found positive.

"It's economic fears, concerns about fairness around public services and voice and identity," he says.

In January 1982, my worst fears concerning the Postal Service began to unfold when it introduced Electronic Computer-Originated Mail.

As the number of migrants in Europe has risen in recent years, far right parties have fuelled voters' fears concerning what the influx will mean for their nations.

In June fears concerning the DRC's stability deepened when human rights advocate Floribert Chebeya was found dead under suspicious circumstances.

It seems amusing now to read the letter Charles Lamb wrote to Coleridge a couple of hundred years ago, expressing his fears concerning the new railways.