Sentence examples for increased fear that from inspiring English sources

In Israel, the political discourse in the past two weeks has centered on the increased fear that the Palestinians in the West Bank will join the Arab Spring movement.

N. Gregory Mankiw, a Harvard economist who was chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers under Mr. Bush, said that "anything that spooks consumers and businesses from spending" could threaten the recovery, including "a worsening of the fiscal crisis in Europe or the increased fear that a similar crisis will soon infect U.S. cities and states".

Under the overall coordination of the Government's Administration for Refugees and Returnees Affairs (ARRA) and UNHCR, UNICEF is providing support to the mass vaccination campaigns, such as the one that kicked off here and that was just completed in nearby Kobe, following increased fear that measles could come to the four camps that make up Dollo Ado.

David Cameron's sudden crackdown on EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

David Cameron's sudden crackdownon EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

The discovery increased fears that Tamil Tiger guerrillas may be preparing a new wave of attacks.

The incident has also increased fears that violence is becoming part of Europe's political reality.

The economic slowdown has also increased fears that TV advertising revenues are going to plunge this year.

The bombing increased fears that the spillover from the war in neighboring Syria was entering a dangerous new phase.

But the advice to carry cash for the duration of the holidays has increased fears that tourists may be targets for mugging.

A PLUNGE in orders for German exports this week increased fears that Germany, and much of Europe, is slipping into recession.