Sentence examples for longstanding fears from inspiring English sources

The result heightened longstanding fears that Spain's financing costs could soon become too high for the economy to bear.

In a campaign environment awash with fake news, the error added to longstanding fears about Chinese influence in Indonesia.

This ties in with longstanding fears that Saddam might use such a moment to unleash biological or chemical weapons.

But now, his death, and the questions surrounding it, have reignited longstanding fears about violence and despair in the area.

In Pakistan, Mr. Obama's declaration fed longstanding fears that America would abruptly withdraw, leaving Pakistan to fend for itself.

But there have been longstanding fears that the ceremony would overrun its appointed finishing time of between midnight and 12.30am.

This has been the longstanding fear of Western security agencies.

Russia has a longstanding fear of land invasion, which their politicians exploit.

At the January 1887 premiere of his opera Cherevichki, he finally overcame his longstanding fear of conducting.

The longstanding fear is that bison will infect cattle with brucellosis, which causes miscarriages.

Abandonment Tracker Pro addresses a longstanding fear of lost business represented by the supposedly grave problem of "shopping cart abandonment".