Sentence examples for growing public fear from inspiring English sources

But alongside growing public fear of LSD, Leary's leadership had become a liability.

Because of the most recent homicides Mary Galvin, the state's attorney in New Haven, tried to assuage growing public fear.

Amid growing public fears about kidnapping during the 1980's, parents began to prefer playgrounds with unobstructed views.

Bayer, the German drug company that makes Cipro, said today that it was tripling production of the antibiotic in the face of growing public fears about anthrax.

With growing public fears over nuclear safety, many of Japan's reactors that were closed for regular checks have not been allowed to restart, setting off a widespread electricity shortage.

Predictably, growing public concern about state surveillance is dismissed with the familiar mantra that "the innocent have nothing to fear".

Obesity is a growing public health concern.

An election is a step both Dublin and London are reluctant to take because they fear that growing public disenchantment with the peace effort makes it more likely that the winners would be opponents of the power-sharing arrangement between Catholics and Protestants that lies at the heart of the 1998 peace agreement.

Lately, however, fears about growing public debt have caused wholesale cuts in American public investment.

Agra's Africa Agricultural status report states: "There is growing public opposition to GM crops in Africa that is best described as a fear of the unknown.

However, many experts fear that the government is declaring victory only to appease growing public anger over the accident, and that it may deflect attention from remaining threats to the reactors' safety.