Sentence examples for fears about the fate from inspiring English sources

A senior British official at the UN tried to allay Kurdish fears about the fate of these unspent revenues.

The Philippine president, Benigno Aquino, described the situation in the Golan Heights as tense but also sought to calm fears about the fate of the Filipino troops.

Shanks' comments are likely to stoke further fears about the fate of the UK car market in the wake of Brexit.

Investors in financial stocks were heading for the exits Monday after Bear Stearns's bargain-basement sale stoked fears about the fate of other Wall Street firms.

Meanwhile Belgium's finance minister, Didier Reynders, sought to calm fears about the fate of the Franco-Belgian financial group Dexia amid concerns about its exposure to Greek debt and reports that the bank could be broken up.

On Friday, the German Parliament approved the new relief plan by a wide margin, a sign of continuing fears about the fate of the euro zone if Greece defaults.

Conservatives shared the liberals' fear about the fate of republican government, worrying that, unfettered, regulation might destroy private property, the market and capitalism itself.

With artillery fire and missile strikes, Colonel Qaddafi's forces have kept the rebels far from the northern entrance to the city, as fears mount about the fate of the civilians inside.

Western governments and human rights groups have expressed concern about the fate of the 13, fearing the suspects will be denied a fair trial.

You don't care about the fate of man.

And the "fear" was about the fates of two other Israeli soldiers, Eldad Regev and Ehud Goldwasser, who had been captured by the Lebanese militia Hezbollah.