Sentence examples for it has feared from inspiring English sources

For many years, Japan has been leery of efforts to establish Asian regional institutions, for equal and opposite reasons: it has feared that its natural leadership of such entities, given its economic weight, would be resisted for historical reasons; and it has been concerned that as such entities develop they could come to limit its freedom of manoeuvre.

Throughout the war, it has feared that the United States was treating India as the real ally, so it maintained the extremists it had trained in the 1990s to fight its larger neighbor.

After past rights resolutions in Geneva, those people say, Beijing has generally refused to discuss reforms because it has feared looking as though it was caving in to outside pressure.

It was particularly anxious about losing know-how in small cars that it is counting on to spur its recovery in America and that it had feared would find its way to Russian carmakers.

A solution to the Cyprus problem looks as far off as ever.Italy's new government said that the country's budget deficit was worse than it had feared.

But the government said it had feared identifying women concerned, because of the low numbers of cases.

Conversation was slow, but not as stiff as I had feared it would be.

Yet the response to Donald Trump's election, combining as it has fear, anger, bewilderment, disgust, and something akin to despair, qualifies as an upheaval without precedent.

The council indicated that the loan conditions would have violated sovereignty, and it may have feared an outcry against the potentially restrictive terms.

It was the blow we had feared, but it was also a victory.

But it was not as lethal as many officials had feared it would be.