Sentence examples for highlighting fears from inspiring English sources

The arrests of the Americans touched a raw nerve here, highlighting fears that criminal networks would take advantage of the post-earthquake chaos to engage in child trafficking.

The moderator then gives the floor to Mr. Moussa who uses his time to remind Mr. Aboul Fotouh that he used to be a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, highlighting fears that he is secretly running for the Islamist group.

A pioneering expedition to the north pole has confirmed that Arctic ice is thinner than expected, highlighting fears that the region could be free of ice in the summertime within a few decades.

The Boko Haram insurgency has kept more than one million children out of school, according to the UN children's agency, highlighting fears that a lack of education will fuel further radicalism in and around Nigeria.

The losses on Wall Street were part of a global wave of selling that dragged down stock markets from Tokyo to London and Frankfurt to Brazil, highlighting fears about how banks, automakers — entire countries — will fare in a deepening global downturn.

The United States and Britain suspended non-lethal aid to northern Syria in December after reports that Islamist fighters seized Western-backed rebel weapons warehouses, highlighting fears that supplies could end up in hostile hands.

The documents have revealed unreported incidents of Afghan civilian killings and information about secret operations against Taliban leaders, as well as highlighting US fears that Pakistan's intelligence service was aiding the Afghan uprising.

It was behind Richard Nixon that the Republican Party targeted Southern, formerly Confederate states--Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina--by Carolina--by Carolina--by appealingightong racist confears.

But it was clear that many of the executives listening to Mr. Roye's speech at lunch feared that highlighting deceptive practices could put a crimp in an industry that while still smaller than the mutual fund business has been increasing assets under its control at the rate of 36percentt a year for several years.

Again, Mr Garton Ash is scrupulously fair, highlighting Orwell's sincere (and justifiable) fear of communist infiltration, as well as his fumbling feelings for Celia Kirwan, the British official involved.Some of the reworked articles are commendable journalism, but do not quite stand the test of time.

There was a time, not long ago, when environmentalists could arouse fears of invasive Asian carp by highlighting videos of four-foot-long fish leaping out of downstate rivers or the discovery of carp DNA samples a stone's throw from Lake Michigan.