Sentence examples for has ignited fear from inspiring English sources

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has ignited fear on Wall Street.

That has ignited fear that the subprime contagion has spread to the global banking system — and, some suggest, caused the Federal Reserve Board to take action yesterday.

The arid climate of the Middle East, coupled with rising food prices, has ignited fears about food security.

In Japan, the dollar's decline has ignited fears that too strong of a domestic currency could harm the country's recovery, led by exporters like Toyota.

Increased poaching in one of south-east Asia's fastest-growing economies has ignited fears that the once-revered animal will disappear from the jungles within a generation if conservation efforts are not stepped up soon.

That has ignited fears that the ISIS offensive will lead to an all-out sectarian conflict.

Northern Ireland's administration is faltering, crippled by two vicious murders in Belfast that have ignited fears the paramilitary foot soldiers who brought bombs and bullets against British rule during The Troubles are still armed and in operation.

The clashes brought fears that despite a cease-fire brokered in June, war has ignited again between the government and the Ahmars, tribal leaders who are accused of fomenting protests by Yemen's government.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

The challenge has ignited a volcano of ingenuity.