Sentence examples for fears of confrontation from inspiring English sources
Cairo has controlled the two islands since a transfer of power by Saudi Arabia in 1950, amid fears of confrontation with neighbouring Israel.
The anniversary also raises fears of confrontation with the opposition, led by Aung San Suu Kyi, whose father founded the army, and for whose supporters it is "resistance" day.
Indeed, the gaping spaces in front of building entrances are a testament to any number of New Yorkers' fears: of confrontation, of colluding tow truck drivers, of the possibility that maybe, just maybe, the residents of these buildings have the power to legally bar anyone else from parking there.
Some 50 people have died since the latest unrest began on Sunday, with correspondents saying that there are continuing fears of confrontation between the pro- and anti-Morsi blocs.
No action has been taken to deter what Chinese authorities portray as "intrusions," but the lack of clarity on how far Beijing will go to enforce its claim of sovereignty has raised tensions and fears of confrontation.
Donald Trump's claims of "large-scale" voter fraud have prompted officials across the political spectrum to warn about the dangers of vigilante poll monitors amid fears of confrontations or even violence on US election day.
In London, officers were called to three Tesco stores and an Asda amid fears of confrontations in heated queues but after attending the 24-hour supermarkets in Edmonton, Willesden, Surrey Quays and Edgware, a spokesperson said no one had been injured or arrested.
There are fears of confrontations during the electoral process, but the Egyptian presidential election is not imposed from above with predetermined results.
Our parents' generation still has some fear of confrontation because they think democracy is still fragile.
And this is due to a deeper, more dangerous fear of confrontation, and your mistaken belief that confrontation can only function as a negative experience.
