Sentence examples for more scare and from inspiring English sources
The Nile has, of course, been a major source of geopolitical tension between Egypt and neighbouring countries, and experts say this is set to increase in the 21st century as basic resources become more scare and valuable.
White grandparents whose lives grew smaller, more scared and more racist as they grew older and lost their middle-class hopes.
But there were no more scares, and Middlesex can set off for Old Trafford with the buffer of a 19-point lead over Lancashire.
Even the mild-mannered Christian Democrats have caught the mood of suspicion; its leader, Sybrand van Haersma Buma, claimed in a TV debate last week that "the Netherlands is angrier, more scared and more insecure than ever".
The 11-times European champions then survived several more scares and a possible sending-off for their captain, Sergio Ramos, before Ronaldo scored twice more in the first period of extra-time.
We will undoubtedly have more scares and volatility ahead, but if youve taken an ultraconservative approach to date its time to revamp your assets in preparation for rising inflation and interest rates.
I can say I am more open, more humble, more scared and more motivated.
I'm more tired, more scared, and more frustrated with empty "allyship" than I started this week (which is saying something).
– this is a darker game than what's come before, with more scares and vivid scenes of chilling horror.
As part of the 40th anniversary celebration, Knott's entertainment supervisor Jeff Tucker promises higher quality mazes with more scares and better set decorations.
At first it was kind of playful, but over the course of a minute or two she got louder and sounded more scared, and there were sounds like a struggle, then it got quiet.
