Sentence examples for issues fear from inspiring English sources

The county got into trouble after taking on undue investment risk, something critics of the new issues fear will happen again as states reach for higher returns.

The whole big ball of anger and insecurity Don feels regarding Megan — compounded of vanity, competitiveness, intimacy issues, fear that she'll fail, general horndoggery and whatever else the writers can pile on — got dragged to the surface, but the final straw is Marie, who tells Megan that her dream of acting is "a phantom," and appears to set Megan down a road not unlike that of Beth Dawes.

"It's all tied up around the base issues: fear, power and jealousy," she said.

But the objections have focused overwhelmingly on more intangible and volatile issues: fear of terrorism, distrust of Islam and a linkage of the two in opponents' minds.

It examined racial differences in socioeconomic status, religion/religiosity, political ideology, positions on right-to-life and other social issues, fear of crime and victimization experience, experience with the criminal justice system, philosophies of punishment, and attribution styles.

For the Republican leaders, the average working person is the person they have to fool with divisive issues, fear tactics, misleading comments about Democrats and outright lies to get their vote.

France opposes NATO's having any role or influence in disarmament issues, fearing that it could undermine France's sovereignty.

Mr. Garlick and the team worried about these issues, fearing they would not learn the answers unless they tried.

Many of us, including us men, often don't admit our body image issues, fearing the judgment of others as well as our own personal shame.

In our experience, international experts are usually reluctant to recommend quarantine measures, being concerned by human rights issues, fearing to antagonise the quarantined community, and arguing that quarantine is difficult to enforce.

Several publishers declined to comment on the issue, fearing the attention might inspire more theft.