Sentence examples for increasing fears about from inspiring English sources

As the year drew to a close, there were increasing fears about a "hard landing" for the American economy.

There are increasing fears about whether the country can hold together, whether the fighting will destabilize its neighbors and whether, when all is said and done, extremist groups with connections to Al Qaeda who have been among the best anti-Assad fighters will emerge on top.

But in three days it gave up its gains because of increasing fears about what was to come.

With increasing fears about the spread of H1N1 in the Southern Hemisphere, Asia, and Europe,  WHO announces that it's moving closer to declaring a phase 6 alert, but says it likely will include a severity index tailored for each locale based on both viral characteristics and ability to respond.

Meanwhile, al Qaeda and the Islamic State's local affiliates have exploited the chaos in the country to step up attacks, increasing fears about the long-term legacy of the war on this fragile nation.

In this day of increasing fears about crime, we are too ready to think in terms of rules and regulations, crime, and punishment, rather than being ready to adjust to a situation which isn't a crime, but an honest mistake, such as forgetting a wallet or not having as much money as one expects in one's wallet.

Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, attributed the poor attendance to the warnings from Washington of possible imminent terrorist attacks and increasing fear about biological attacks after the city's first case of inhalation anthrax was discovered this week.

The upheaval in Chinese stock markets this week has increased fears about economic growth prospects in the far east.

FIRES on Boeing's new 787 Dreamliners, together with two recent fire-related crashes of freighter aircraft, have increased fears about the flammability of modern aeroplanes.

In a world where urbanisation and increased fears about children's safety has made parents reluctant to allow children to roam free outdoors or confront potentially hazardous situations, some see Forest School as a way to bring children back in touch with experiences that are important for a child's overall development.

A study they conducted found exposure to an anti-vaccine website for just five to 10 minutes not only increased fears about the risks of vaccinations, but also decreased their concerns about not vaccinating their child.