Sentence examples for ignited fears from inspiring English sources

The announcement ignited fears that aluminum prices will drop, hurting Alcoa's bottom line.

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

The pact ignited fears that an influx of Chinese businesses would overwhelm Taiwanese competitors and flood Taiwan with cheap Chinese labour.

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.

Falling energy costs are also providing some breathing room for the economy, although they have also ignited fears of deflation — a broad drop in prices across the economy.

A spike last week in the yield on United States government debt — the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield hit 4 percent — ignited fears over the creditworthiness of the world's largest economy.

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

The news ignited fear of a Christmas shortage, and sellers were asking as much as £50 a jar on eBay.

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.

B1 Nurse Arrested in 2 Slayings A registered nurse from Staten Island, Richard W. Rogers Jr., 50, was charged with killing and dismembering two men in the early 1990's, and officials said he might be a suspect in other killings in the New York region that ignited fear among gay men and in the bars they frequent.

The authorities in New Jersey have charged a registered nurse from Staten Island with killing and dismembering two men in the early 1990's, and said he might be a suspect in other killings in the New York region that ignited fear among gay men and in the bars they frequent.