Sentence examples for fear large from inspiring English sources

Democrats lag behind Republicans at this kind of fund-raising and many of them fear large increases.

To address the concerns of property owners who fear large increases if they switch to metered billing, the department has transition programs that allow metered buildings to remain on frontage for a time or to cap the amount the owner can be billed.

And I thought to myself: 'We have a lot going on in this world and here they are interrupting to tell us whether dogs can go off leash or not?" Officials say the elderly and parents of small children fear large dogs running loose in the Golden Gate national park.

For one, fear of additional attacks may cause consumers to fear large public spaces like malls.

Many local marijuana businesspeople fear large companies will take over small operations before they have had a chance to develop.

If that does not happen, there is every reason to fear large-scale corruption and human-rights abuses, because it will be far cheaper and quicker to clear people from the forests than to work out a sustainable way for them to stay.Even though governments have yet to introduce legislation to govern the trade in forest-carbon credits, some private-sector investors have not been content to wait.

He doubted they would be able to pay the foreign experts and technicians running it, and feared large regions would lose electricity.

The holiday faded away in the early 19th century after the City of Albany, fearing large gatherings of boisterous blacks, enacted laws effectively barring the festivities.

But fearing large losses, lenders providing Delphi's bankruptcy loan, like Elliott Management and Silver Point Capital, won court approval at the end of July to purchase the assets of Delphi, boosting the value of Delphi's debt.

Bank unions, fearing large-scale layoffs, have been blocking the government's attempts to reform state-owned banks by selling them.

Many factories have declared Wednesday a holiday fearing large-scale labour unrest.