Sentence examples for fear of tumbling from inspiring English sources

Fear of tumbling currencies and higher inflation means that most Latin countries must keep their monetary policy tight.

Gingerly crossing a swaying fire escape, you forget you are in a padded room with a computer strapped to your face, and the fear of tumbling to your death is very, very real.

From that time on, he was free from fear of ever tumbling backwards into the pages of a novel by Gissing.

I dare not snoop around for fear I will be crushed beneath a stack of tumbling Faber paperbacks.

Right now, inflation has been running well below the implicit Fed target of around 2 percent — so low that a few committee members fear that the economy could instead be at risk of tumbling into deflation.

No brick could be removed form the edifice for fear of brining it all tumbling down.

Perhaps it's the growing fear of grids and governments tumbling down and the satisfaction of knowing that one could survive if we just learned to live like these guys.

Some fear they will tumble and fear ending up at CarMax or sold on Craigslist for 60percentt of the blue book price.

So the next time you are out and about and you happen to look up, it should not be in fear of what else might come tumbling down upon your head, but in admiration at this great architectural masterpiece all around you, at what is arguably the most spectacular skyline on the planet.

In which case, he feared, he tumbled headlong into the realm of pessimistic and suspicious divination.

Just as the Madonna gloves show up, stocks tumble, the fear of recession looms and someone else bearing the last name Bush is getting ready to re-locate to the White House.