Sentence examples for generated fears from inspiring English sources

Recent bombings in Algeria have generated fears of a return to the large-scale violence of the 1990s, when Algeria's Islamic insurgency peaked.

The rise of Isis has even generated fears for the fate of splendid Roman ruins in Libya, where Sufi shrines have been vandalised.

But recent reports and recommendations about China's likely target have generated fears that a climate deal could be hampered by an overly cautious initial bid.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14 — Web search companies collect records of the searches that people conduct, a fact that has long generated fears among privacy advocates and some Internet users that valuable personal data could be misused.

But the army campaign has also unfolded as the Taliban have encroached deeper into Pakistan proper and carried out far bolder terrorist attacks, like the Marriott Hotel bombing on Sept. 20, which have generated fears among the political, business and diplomatic elite that the country is teetering.

The debate on whether it's time for Britain to break away has generated fears about uncontrolled immigration and other problems if the "Remain" camp wins and a virtual economic collapse if the "Leave" camp wins.

Mr. Boulez's music has also generated fear among certain concertgoers.

The local drug trade has also generated fear, inhibiting the ability of community residents in impoverished neighborhoods to restore social order and impacting the quality of life.

Interviews "were conducted in an environment of generated fear, resonant with terrifying screams of fellow detainees facing similar methods," he wrote.

The 10 men and two women were indicted on seven counts, including federal hate crime charges, for their part in the unusual attacks, which began in September 2011 and generated fear in the tight-knit Amish community.

The defeat of the science and medicine in which the people had placed trust generated fear in the population.