Sentence examples for justified fears from inspiring English sources

Whether or not justified, fears of a Broad takeover of the museum are nagging and palpable.

Doha agenda and other actions and statements in America give rise to justified fears of rising American protectionism.

Certainly there are justified fears (all of them quite logical), and certainly it seems that the first stages of the electoral process are not consistent with the angry mood of the revolution.

Angela Merkel's recent U-turn on nuclear power in Germany was prompted in part by (justified) fears that her Christian Democrats risked losing more votes to the Greens.This suggests that the mainstream parties are running out of coping strategies.

The slow ramping up of threats, spanning many months, lets the reader build their own unease alongside the sisters' (very justified) fears: bricks get thrown into the Kopp house, men skulk around the farmhouse in the late hours, and the sheriff's office keep watch.

This leads to justified fears for device-related UTI.

Then there is the entirely justified fear of speaking to the press, particularly to foreign journalists.

But now we're starting to have a justified fear that things aren't that simple".

Stalin's justified fear of the coming war made this war only more likely.

Beyond the obvious and justified fear that being a father would change everything in my life, what was my hesitation?

If they have a justified fear of persecution then the host country is obliged to protect them.