Sentence examples for lifting fears from inspiring English sources

At the height of the uncertainty over whether the debt ceiling would be raised and with a potential default in the offing, in late July, investors pulled out more than $100 billion from money market funds and put much of it into banks, lifting fears that the funds could see a run that resembled the one after Lehman Brothers' collapse in 2008.

Estate agents were reporting calls from buyers at the top end of the property market, as the Conservatives' shock election win lifted fears of a mansion tax on £2m-plus homes.

Indeed, almost a decade since the cold war ended and the threat of nuclear Armageddon that had hung over the world for more than 40 years was supposedly lifted, fears about the spread of weapons of mass destruction nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles to deliver them—have, if anything, intensified.Such fears are not irrational.

Anything happening to the children, flying, lifts, fear itself.

It opened doors for the disabled, and began to lift fear from homosexuals before the modern notion of "gay" was in use.

Lifting that fear will require the department and the city to first accept the transparency that they have often resisted.

I initially thought this might be due to the small number of lifts or fears of dodgy food.

Although many people with backaches and other pains shy away from weight lifting for fear of hurting themselves, studies show that strength training can reduce pain and prevent reinjury.

At the end of 2013 work restrictions imposed by some EU countries on Romania and Bulgaria were lifted sparking fears that some of the more prosperous European countries could see mass immigration.

By setting a clear cap on contributions towards the cost of care, the government would lift the fear and uncertainty for many.

"I had to do something to lift the fear," Pi San told me later.