Sentence examples for launch fearing from inspiring English sources

Washington, Japan and South Korea are concerned about a North Korean missile launch, fearing the North is trying to miniaturize its nuclear weapons so that its missiles can carry them as warheads.

The BFI IMAX Theater in London was devoted to Halo 3, while some areas in the United Kingdom cancelled midnight launches fearing unruliness from the large crowds.

The London-based self-funded startup from co-founders John Ndege (22, formerly with Accenture), and Brian Oula (22, former IT consultant, was a brave, but I'm afraid naive, attempt to reproduce the success of OhMyNews or Newsvine. As I wrote on their launch "I fear they will get nowhere near those sites".

Update: Microsoft has just confirmed that Ensemble will be closed after Halo Wars is launched, but fear not for some of Ensemble folks will form another development studio shortly after.

America viewed the launch with "great concern", fearing it could lead to the development of longer-range ballistic missiles.

(In 1967, the Israelis, fearing invasion, launched a preëmptive assault on Egypt and Syria).

And every launch raises fears of another accident.

North Korea's latest missile test Wednesday ended in failure after it exploded "within seconds" of launch, easing fears that the country could be on the verge of launching a long-range nuclear attack.

In 2006 AOL, fearing the rise of Digg, launched a product that was very similar.

This, in turn, could make China quicker to launch them if it feared they might be destroyed first.

Finally a technical gap was identified; this referred to the understandable reluctance of district medical teams to launch programmes that they feared would require technical skills (such as logistical system and management information systems) not currently available.