Sentence examples for more fear of from inspiring English sources

There is no more fear of the president here.

Today, inflation expectations are extremely low; in fact, there is more fear of possible deflation.

In the end Labour chased its own tail, stirring more fear of crime instead of reassuring.

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

However on this occasion I would say it's more fear of the space than fear of the play.

"In our neighborhood, there is more fear of sending out your kids to play in the streets," said Amanda Rothengast, the principal.

No more aspersions on my "objectivity," no more fears of payback when my own books were published.

Its patient but determined use of military power in Afghanistan, and threat of it in Iraq, has created more fears of its strength than contempt for its weakness.

European governments, for instance, are far more lukewarm about enormous stimulus programs because they already have strong social safety nets, and more fears of inflation, than does the United States.

Now, he hopes that tourists will flock to their little village, where there are no more flies and no more fears of getting sick or embarrassed for living without any toilet facility.

This only builds more fear and distrust of police".