Sentence examples for grounds for fearing from inspiring English sources
And, equally invariably, the next NHS crisis comes round again a few years later.There are, sadly, good grounds for fearing that the cycle will now repeat itself.
With the EU referendum and associated bust-ups hogging media attention, there are grounds for fearing an even lower level of participation this time.
At the same time, Mr Blair has good grounds for fearing that Britain's influence in the EU will decline if other countries write off the prospect of its ever signing up.
But at the time they had plenty of good grounds for fear.
Kutepova's lawyer Ivan Pavlov, who specialises in treason and espionage cases said the mere fact that the channel used the term "espionage" is grounds for fear.
Lee pointed out that criminal activity back home was not sufficient grounds to claim asylum, unless it were connected to five specific grounds for fear of harm - race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.
The two men, and hundreds of opponents of the regime, are in prison but uncharged.In this section Yes to a ceasefire, no to a halt on settlements A toe in the water Shutting up Saadedin Skeletons under the sand Post-victory turmoil ReprintsOn May 12th Mr Meles had more genuine grounds for fear when his head of security, Kinfe Gebre Medhin, was shot and killed at the officers' club in Addis Ababa.
Under The Misuse of Drugs Act it is an offence for a venue to knowingly permit illegal drug-taking, and event hosts have often been unwilling to allow drug-testing stations to operate on their grounds for fear of prosecution.
Initially, Vonema was one of the many communities where villagers barred county health and awareness teams from entering its grounds, for fear they were bringing the virus or simply due to disbelief.
The coastal roads were almost empty as people took to higher ground for fear of tsunami.
There's no need to rush a plant into the ground for fear of stems beginning growth before roots take hold.
