Sentence examples for more to fear from inspiring English sources

Authoritarian rulers everywhere have more to fear.

They have more to fear than fear itself.

"The American people would have a lot more to fear".

Collectors have more to fear than misrepresentation, he said.

But he had more to fear than the PLO.

There is more to fear from further cuts coming".

Haven't the powers that be more to fear from books, films and plays?

Mr da Silva probably has more to fear from a still-jobless economic recovery.

Many have more to fear from a primary challenger on the right than a Democratic opponent.

Russia almost certainly has more to fear from a resurgent China than from the West.

Ultimately the companies may have more to fear from the public than from governments.