Sentence examples for feared not enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brock feared not enough guests were on Twitter, so he asked the company if it might honor the tweethearts.

The implication was clear: Mourinho fears not enough of his young players share the mentality of the manager, Terry and Ivanovic.

Lord Winston also warns against the introduction of mitochondrial transfer – which produces embryos with genetic material from three "parents" – because he fears not enough has been done to assess the risks to children born as a result.

Too much fear, not enough future.

We needn't fear not having enough oil to fuel our economy.

But Ms. Sebelius said she agreed with actuaries who feared that "not enough young, healthy people" would enroll.

"You can't try to fix this state by state," said Bonnie Roberts, an optometric technician from Bangor, adding that she feared that not enough people were engaging in the debate and putting pressure on Ms. Collins and Ms. Snowe.

Some of the law's main advocates fear that not enough of America's 49 million uninsured will know about health coverage offered in their own states.

The fear they sought to sell – you know not what you do – well, that fear was not enough and the establishment is left afraid and unsure.

However, there are fears that not enough resources are available.

But with time running out before the talks in Denmark, there are fears that not enough progress is being made to reach a new deal.