Sentence examples for has prompted fears from inspiring English sources

China's economic slowdown has prompted fears over the global economy.

Whenever rates have inched higher in recent years, it has prompted fears of Armageddon.

A bounceback in office values in London has prompted fears of a new bubble.

Consistently low inflation has prompted fears that Europe will soon slide into deflation.

The scheme has prompted fears the affordable housing stock will be vastly diminished, forcing more people out of the city.

The news has prompted fears that London gangs are becoming more ruthless when it comes to protecting their territory.

The plan has prompted fear among the people of Yumingzui, many of whom trace their ancestry back hundreds of years.

The exodus has prompted fear among city and state officials and downtown landlords that one of the largest business districts in the country will disintegrate.

South Korea's outbreak of the virus, first reported on 20 May, has prompted fear and the closure last week of more than 1,000 schools, with thousands of tourists cancelling plans to visit the country.

This implies that the burden of unending litigation could be greater still, and has prompted fear in the anti-tobacco lobby that the industry may get off the hook too cheaply.This fear is legitimate: the tobacco companies may have to reach deeper in their pockets in return for an easy life.

The introduction of new medical assessments to decide whether claimants are eligible for sickness benefits has prompted "fear and anxiety among vulnerable people", the committee of MPs concludes, partly because the tests have resulted in large numbers of seriously unwell claimants being refused support.