Sentence examples for feared start from inspiring English sources

Retaliation by the Kurds against Turks – of the kind that saw two members of the security forces killed in recent days – could, it is feared, start a slide into violence that destabilises the region.

The good thing is it's not as pricey as you might have feared, starting at £1,049 when it goes on sale next month.

RED SOX The most feared starting staff in the postseason belongs to Boston, which boasts Curt Schilling and Pedro MartÛnez, who have a combined 37-15 record.

Trainees often fear starting these discussions because they worry that their principal investigators (PIs) will not be supportive, and that it could affect their working relationship.

Jamal states, she fears "starting over again being older".

The appeal to fear first started with Wayne's predecessor, Harlon Carter, who ran the NRA from 1977 until 1985.

When irrational fears start to subside, the Buffett premium could return.

He ended with this thought: "Things like traumatic stress and anxiety and tension and sorrow and depression and hate and bitter, selfish anger and fear start to lift away.

Investors are turning their attention to earnings as their interest rate fears start to calm.

And when the fears start to stack up, the compulsion to stay small is exacerbated.

The moment we start to give out that love is the moment our anger and fear start to die.