Sentence examples for further fears from inspiring English sources

Breakdowns on the tube have sparked further fears.

And then there were further fears within the ranks of the plotters themselves.

There are now further fears that terrorists might employ different methods, now that security has been tightened.

Leading shares slumped again on increasing worries about economic growth, after a number of poor US corporate updates and further fears about the eurozone.

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

No one foresaw 9/11 of course, or the ways that subsequently surveillance trends not only converged but were deliberately racheted up, fostering further fears of just what Marx had warned of a decade-and-a-half earlier.

It would also show that al-Qaeda's threats had to be taken seriously, since both this week's videos promised further fear and insecurity for the infidels.

They mean regulation, inflexible labour markets, European, or even worse the German social model which he blames for the continent's high unemployment.Mr Blair has a further fear.

Further, fear of falling, a significant psychological consequence of falls, has only been examined to a limited degree as a risk factor for future falls in a stroke population.

His defenders further fear that the push for harsher sentencing could lead to more severe punishments for low-income defendants and people of color disproportionately caught up in the criminal justice system.

But within 24 hours of the shooting, the media had taken a clear turn from the necessary, matter-of-fact reporting of the incident to further fear-mongering, partisan storylines and conspiracy theories.