Sentence examples for it fears more from inspiring English sources

David Wood, Chikushino City, Japan China and North Korea Andrei Lankov says that Beijing may dislike a nuclear North Korea but it fears more the collapse of the regime in the North ("Why China props up Pyongyang," Views, June 12).

Though some experts agree, lawmakers say the industry and the system as a whole have such a notorious reputation that Albany is hesitant to give more money to the operators because it fears more scandals.

TOKYO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Japan's nuclear crisis escalated to its worst level in two years on Wednesday, with its nuclear watchdog saying it feared more tanks were leaking contaminated water and China expressing its shock over the disaster.

Without it, he fears, more children will become prey to extremist messages, while others will retreat into distrust of other faiths, leading to an increasingly fractured and unstable society.

It's a skill she fears more women might need in the future.

I prefer to be Pollyanna-ish about it: rather than fearing more people, let's believe that the new ones will make a difference, fix the energy gap, work out how to develop sustainable protein sources and so on.

It fears defeat more than it relishes victory.

It wasn't really fear, more an inversion of reality of what an airport should be like.

Christians fear more violence.

But some still fear more general inflation.

One popular explanation for why it is reluctant to so is that it fears signalling a more aggressive easing than it actually intends.