Sentence examples for fed fears from inspiring English sources

The Fed fears that greater openness could threaten its independence.

A series of disappointing data this summer fed fears that the economy could slip into another recession.

Whereas the Fed fears recession and financial collapse, most central banks elsewhere are more worried about inflation.

His attempt to block the seating of a new, more independent Parliament fed fears among his own citizens about his autocratic ambitions.

Stocks, gold and the euro all fell on Wednesday, as Italy's high borrowing fed fears that Europe's debt crisis would spin out of control.

The Kremlin beat a tactical retreat over a regional referendum following days of soaring tension that have left dozens dead and fed fears of a civil war in Ukraine.

In his latest show at The Growlery curated by Michael Kershnar, the artist challenges media-fed fears plaguing American society in Mace of Disruption: A Perspective on American Safety.

Even before our daily news became inundated with stories about abducted women being sold off to sheiks and others with acid poured on their faces, I -- like countless others -- had been spoon-fed fears about the Arab world since childhood.

Not earthshaking news, but the feds feared this story would tip off North Korean leaders that we have the ability to intercept their conversations.

In the '30s, Jenkins noted, this mentality inspired the persistent media-fed fear that "the U.S. was about to be overwhelmed by ultra-Right fifth columnists, millions strong, intimately allied with the Axis powers".

The Feds fear effective encryption because it might hobble their finding ways to tax on-line commerce.