Sentence examples for pervading fear from inspiring English sources

Human rights lawyer and Equality Now Deputy Director of Programmes Yasmeen Hassan describes the pervading fear of long-term consequences for Pakistan after the Taliban banned girls education in the Swat region and broadcast radio messages threatening girls with acid attacks and death if they went to school.

It praises reconstruction efforts in Chechnya but levels particular criticism at its leader, Ramzan A. Kadyrov, saying he has nurtured "a climate of pervading fear".

When Rathje was digging up landfills in the 80s, there was a pervading fear in the US that there was some kind of garbage crisis and that Styrofoam, in particular, was to blame.

November 15, 2012 Updated at 11.32am GMT 11.23am GMT Audio report from funeral of Hamas commander Harriet Sherwood told me the scenes at the funeral of Hamas military wing commander Ahmed al-Jabari are frightening and there is a sense of fear pervading in Gaza city.

The fear pervading North Korea is likely to further sap productivity, setting back the stated goal of achieving a strong and prosperous nation.

"We've got a lot of wonderful people working for the state of Michigan," he said, responding to a reporter's question about fear pervading state workers as a result of the investigation.

The fact that 77 (45.8%) believed he was capable of killing indicates the atmosphere of fear pervading the households.

He remembers an all-pervading fear.

As adults we can try to rationalise the risk, but for children it becomes a huge all-pervading fear.

A persistent rumor among rebels — an indication of the sectarian fears pervading the city — is that government forces plan to spirit away the warrior's remains from the tomb inside the mosque.

Austin police, local officials, and advocates emphasize that individuals will not be asked their legal status if they report a crime, and Hernandez said she knows of no cases in which an officer has even asked someone their status, even under SB 4 but that hasn't stopped fear from pervading the immigrant community.