Sentence examples for more fear for from inspiring English sources

Many more fear for the future.

Mr. Rivera criticized what he called "the tactics of Mayor Giuliani," which Mr. Rivera said had led to "minority mothers' having more fear for their children from a cop than a crook".

According to a 2017 poll from the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, Muslim women experience more fear for their personal safety than Muslim men (47 percent vs. 31percentt) and say that they suffer emotional trauma at a higher rate than Muslim men (19percentt vs. 9percentt).

Moreover, these women express more fear for labour pain.

But he won't say more, fearing for his job.

Even though England took five wickets swiftly it seemed faintly absurd that India's quartet of spinners - two professionals, two amateurs - should be matched only by England's semi-professional Ian Blackwell, who at county level is more feared for his batting than his bowling.

Since November 2010 thousands of people have died, and many more, fearing for their lives, have fled their homes.

The movement, he said, had to "create more fear of the consequences" for Democratic and Republican politicians alike.

He went on to praise the No More Fear Foundation for "stepping in so quickly to provide the much necessary assistance" to the LGBT community.

With more fear comes the demand for more guns.

There is perhaps nothing more fear-inducing for parents than receiving the dreaded "LICE" note from their kid's school.