Sentence examples for fuelled fears from inspiring English sources

But the surge in state-directed investment has fuelled fears about its quality.

Such words have fuelled fears that anti-Semitic images are returning.

The attacks have fuelled fears that the insurgency is spilling from Nigeria into neighbouring countries.

The incident has fuelled fears of a crime wave linked to the rise in homelessness.

The move fuelled fears of a full-blown currency war, as countries try to protect their exports.

The decline in crucial medical examinations has fuelled fears that unemployed mothers are increasingly at risk of losing babies.

Japan's nuclear disaster has fuelled fear and uncertainty among all of the world's producers of nuclear power.

When in 2001 I suggested to the home secretary, David Blunkett, that his useless figures merely fuelled fear of crime, he agreed.

Another challenge, especially when it comes to children, is stigma which is fuelled fear based on a lack of understanding of how the virus is transmitted.

Its brief was to examine five BHS shops, fuelling fears about closures and job cuts.

Many young Turks are more religious than their parents, fuelling fears of a spread of fundamentalism.