Sentence examples for looming fears from inspiring English sources

But the part that is a portrait of the small comforts and looming fears of old age is moving.

The "big three" US automakers are back in Washington today, amid looming fears of bankruptcy, making another pitch for a bailout from Congress.

"Change comes in times of need, for political and military reasons, and finally out of the looming fears that America's role as superpower will manifest itself as it has done after Sept. 11," Mr. Naumann said.

Once she reconnected with these principles, then the looming fears eventually subsided.

Were we paying enough attention to the long-gathering backlash against globalization, or to the looming fears that technology will eat up millions of jobs?

While Cameron went out of his way to calm his party's looming fears on Europe, immigration and defense, he could hardly have been more accommodating to Clegg on other matters.

Bankruptcy, always a looming fear, is claiming fresh victims.

What this ultimately says is that you were dreading, or had a looming fear of, seeing your friends.

That in itself is enough to foster a looming fear of men losing their grip on society.

Even during successful years, there's a looming fear that it is all going to come crashing down".

The assembled group of about 700 protesters (down from 2,000 to 3,000 because of the looming fear of arrest) was entirely peaceful, well-dressed, and respectful.