Sentence examples for fear raised from inspiring English sources

Naloxone overdose was another fear raised in the comments.

You don't have to be an English farmer to understand the fear raised by the recent discovery of foot-and-mouth disease on two farms in Surrey.

The fear raised by critics is that these two government-sponsored enterprises will run into trouble if the huge amount of mortgage-backed debt they hold ($1.6 trillion) implodes after a wave of mortgage defaults by homeowners.

Perhaps the biggest opportunity for Seesaw is assisting shy kids that fear raising their hands and asking for help.

Fear raises its head when we don't know what to expect, or who we can trust.

That confirmed fears raised by recent government data suggesting that companies had slowed their hiring.

These are some of the fears raised by those who are against the UK leaving the EU.

Kathleen Q . Abernathy another Republican commissioner, said that the fears raised by the opponents of the new rules were unfounded.

For many people and nations, the way the Bush administration went after Saddam Hussein confirmed fears raised by the doctrine.

The idea for the "woman-proof car" was based on the fears raised in a survey of 1,421 women who already classed themselves as  "non-confident drivers".

But the hopes (or fears) raised by WTO accession and the prospect of a new generation of leaders are probably misplaced.