Sentence examples for fear of incursions from inspiring English sources

Many parents have called a UNICEF Gaza hotline "trying to get information about how to deal with their kids' fear of the darkness, fear of incursions and fear of explosions," said Sajy.

The fear of such incursions actually succeeding, along with apparent Republican undermining of the Dutch-established Pasundan state and negative reports, led to the Dutch leadership increasingly seeing itself as losing control.

Reports that Moscow has massed troops along the eastern border with Ukraine has sparked fears of further incursions into parts of the country with large Russian-speaking populations.

Mr Kershaw rightly sees this decision as one forced as much by circumstances (fear of further Soviet incursions in Eastern Europe, the need to maintain the momentum of expansion, economic pressures, to name a few) as by the long-held but seldom-articulated ambition to carve out a new German empire in the east.On the Holocaust, Mr Kershaw argues convincingly that it was inseparable from Hitler.

Cross-border tensions were particularly high on Friday, when Turkey scrambled two fighter planes here after reports that Syrian helicopters were attacking Azmerin, raising fears of another incursion in Turkish territory.

This is something we live in fear of and, with the escalating incursions into the park and the increasing aggression of the suspects, it is only a matter of time before this happens.

In the long hot summer ahead, which is the most likely time for military action in the mountainous region, Pakistani officials say that they fear Indian incursions on the pretext of chasing the gunmen whom Indians describe as militants and Pakistanis call freedom fighters.Pakistan denies Indian charges that it is arming and training separatist gunmen to infiltrate across the border.

But three times this year, snakes from Australia and Indonesia were captured in or near newly arrived shipping containers, raising fears of further reptilian incursions.

While officials discount the possibility of a full-scale Russian operation in Georgia, they fear further incursions or raids by Russian aircraft.

"They live in an environment of extraordinary fear, violence and insecurity, and on top of that they've had a very, very difficult summer with a lot of incursions, a lot of shelling," he says.

Although motivated by personal ambition, Caesar could justify his conquest by appealing to deep-seated Roman fear of Celtic war bands and further Germanic incursions (late in the 2nd century bce the Cimbri and Teutoni had invaded the Province and threatened Italy).