Sentence examples for fears bordering from inspiring English sources

There are fears, bordering on xenophobia, some Kazakhs say, of a hugely populated and rich China, and the angst is particularly keen in Kazakhstan, a place of only 16 million people in a land larger than Western Europe.

Between you, you held a substantial part of Widnes and Runcorn in a state of fear, bordering on a collective servitude".

But now there is fear, bordering on panic, that the hometown steel company that has brought middle-class prosperity could be at death's door.

And that seems like the connection point between the people of Granite Flats and the people who presumably are the intended audience for "Granite Flats": fear bordering on paranoia.

"The root cause of financial market excesses on both the upside and the downside of the cycle is collective human behavior — unbridled optimism on the upside — and fear — bordering on panic — on the downside," the letter said.

Images become allegorical for Paglen in that sense, and photography in this case, is understood as a platform in direct connection to the history of survey, fear, borders, etc.

Every country bordering Colombia fears that as the conflict there worsens and United States involvement grows, violence and coca cultivation will spill across the frontier into their territory.

Moscow's actions in Ukraine have raised fears among Nato states bordering Russia, including Lithuania, which has a sizeable Russian-speaking minority.

They radiated an alarm bordering on fear.

Sadness and a sense of caution bordering on fear guided "Children Will Listen" from "Into the Woods".

Now, though, that unquestioning confidence has evaporated and Barca's fans will approach February's tie with respect bordering on fear.