Sentence examples for fear of waves from inspiring English sources

Kymophobia- Fear of waves.

Many of these pools were built during the Great Depression as unemployment relief schemes and were originally designed for bathers who had not been taught to swim or had a fear of waves or sharks.

Residents of coastal towns were initially told to evacuate for fear of tsunami waves but were later told to return home.

In a meeting with psychiatrists in March, according to Brazilian news reports, Mr. Gularte spoke of ghosts and mentioned a fear of electromagnetic waves from satellites watching him from above.

The industry leaders are afraid to move more quickly because of expense, inexperience, and the fear of making waves at a time of customer instability.

Although very few of the exiles had committed crimes, much less serious ones, fear of this wave of immigrants became widespread.

There is fear of a wave of corporate bankruptcies that will strain banks' balance sheets and make them even more hesitant to make the loans that could keep struggling companies alive.

Monday's drop of 8.3percentt in the benchmark index, raised the fear of a wave of panic selling in China's financial markets after an extraordinary bull run in which share prices have climbed by more than 300percentt in the last two years.

"His slogans are not that different from [those of] the far right in Europe and in France: fear of the wave of immigration, stigmatization of Islam, questioning of representative democracy," said Hollande.

So consumed with fear, disgust and confusion that I'd do all I could to avoid being with my baby for fear of the wave of intrusive thoughts that would always come.

Dozens of workers have been taken off a North Sea platform amid fears of huge waves due to the approaching Storm Caroline.