Sentence examples for fear that by from inspiring English sources

There is also a fear that, by binding in Russia, Germany may be binding itself.

They fear that by the time the political pendulum swings, the damage will be irreparable.

But many runners fear that by switching to high fat they will cut their speed.

Many rights activitists fear that by invoking terrorism, countries with questionable records will escape condemnation.

Mr Toledo's critics fear that by putting off economic reforms he has squandered the chance of that.

Some opponents also say they fear that by promoting gambling, Spain might encourage criminal activities like prostitution and money laundering.

Other opponents say they fear that by promoting gambling, Spain might encourage criminal activities like prostitution and money laundering.

What could deter Hamas is the fear that by using violence it will lose support among its people.

According to the BBC, "Experts fear that by 2030 the current barrier could be unable to cope".

But most who have not signed up fear that by registering, they might end up being deported, Ms. Barlow said.

"There is also fear that by creating better accommodation there will be a magnet effect, attracting more people".