Sentence examples for hypothetical fears from inspiring English sources

The important thing is that hypothetical fears shouldn't stop the Fed's evolution.

Whatever Scott Adams's hypothetical fears for his safety on Berkeley's campus, they pale in comparison to the realistic fears that many Muslims have about their places of worship being targeted for arson, as was a mosque in Texas, the day after Trump signed his executive order on immigration, last month, one near Seattle, two weeks earlier, and one in Florida, last September.

"Nonetheless, the sponsors of the USA Freedom Act prefer the counsel of hypothetical fears to the logic of concrete realities".

94% agree that it's a real and present danger, not a far-off hypothetical fear for science fiction writers to have fun with.

The Paris attacks made what had been a largely hypothetical fear in the West very real: that extremists who left their own countries to join militant groups like IS in Iraq and Syria could return as trained fighters and launch attacks.

Perhaps this year's rememberance of Pearl Harbor can help us to become better at detecting and then rejecting the appropriation of this and other, actual disasters to promote fears of hypothetical cyber-doom.

Meanwhile, my idea of journalism is to describe the truth as I see it, not hold my tongue because I fear the hypothetical conclusions that policymakers might draw in the future.Now perhaps I can resume my holiday.

In our hypothetical model excessive stress, fear and anxiety are related to dysfunctional labour.

Those fears will remain hypothetical until at least 2014.

Fear of a hypothetical competitor gnawed at Mr. Braverman, and he raised his bid.

Administration officials said opponents were using hypothetical cases to stoke irrational fear when an actual record exists that should soothe worries.