Sentence examples for fear of emerging from inspiring English sources

Given the current disdain for financial service concerns, out of investors' fear of emerging markets, an economic slowdown and derivatives that go bump in earnings, G.E. may want to de-emphasize that aspect of its business.

It's built on that fear of emerging technology.

This is due to the limited resources available, fear of emerging drug resistance and the lack of adequate tools for detection of infection in children.

There are fears of emerging (or resurgent) chauvinism, seen recently in broadsides against Muslims by Thilo Sarrazin, who is stepping down from the board of the German central bank, after publishing a divisive best seller saying that Muslim immigrants are draining the social-welfare state and reproducing faster than ethnic Germans.

Both Linda McKnight, 59, and Glenda Jenkins, 62, were gunned down in their homes--violent crimes that stunned this county of 17,000 and conjured up fears of emerging urban terror.

I will say that I never met anyone with whom I couldn't identify in one way or another – often around ideas of loyalty to our family or group of choice; sometimes around a shared sense of fear, though fear emerging from different sources.

How you would invest in the emerging markets and how should retail investors get over their fear of the emerging markets?

Big bets made in anticipation of rapid growth forever will go sour, and that may trigger financial hardship that leads to even slower growth especially if rich-world investors develop an indiscriminate fear of emerging-market investments.The second is political.

Just months ago, the world stood in fear of an emerging new disease that threatened to kill millions.

My mother refused for fear of the emerging crisis that would become known as AIDS; instead, my parents literally force-fed me red meat to avoid transfusions.

Room also grows as the fear of collapse emerges, since countries insisting on austerity have gained more from the euro and have more to lose from its collapse".