Sentence examples for fear greater from inspiring English sources

"I will never have any fear greater than what has already happened to me".

In an age of political disenfranchisement, surely Westminster and Holyrood would regard an increase in positive perceptions of politicians and government, both national and local, as an argument to champion rather than fear greater devolution.

Recent E.U. attempts to more tightly control how electronic information is used for commercial purposes have been slowed by the global nature of the Internet and resistance from some businesses, which fear greater controls would restrict their operations and limit the profitability of targeted advertising.

Reminiscent of the Four Freedoms that Roosevelt outlined in his annual message to Congress in January 1941, the statement disclaimed territorial aggrandizement and affirmed a commitment to national self-determination, freedom of the seas, freedom from want and fear, greater economic opportunities, and disarmament of all aggressor nations.

They have also signed several trade and investment agreements in recent years - but some fear greater economic integration with China could threaten Taiwan.

When the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) proposed in June to take the gray wolf off the endangered species list while adding a subspecies, the Mexican wolf, in the southwest the agency found itself caught between the objections of environmentalists and the concerns of ranchers who fear greater losses of livestock.

The law allows people to use deadly force when they fear great bodily harm or death.

"The people... do not fear great talents, but they have little taste for them".

She added that the group feared greater force might be deployed if unrest spread.

They saw his chapel services as a threat to plantation output, and feared greater unrest.

They represent, in cartoonish form, great fears, great hopes, and great yearnings.