Sentence examples for plight fear from inspiring English sources

Space enthusiasts who have been monitoring Tiangong-1, and attempting to draw attention to its plight, fear there is a risk – albeit small – that pieces of the falling lab could cause damage back on earth.

Few impoverished Japanese seem willing to admit their plight for fear of being stigmatized.

Ignoring their plight for fear of disrupting reforms will only stifle development and democracy in the long run.

RF If there is one team that should look at Dallas's post-Díaz plight and fear for it's own universe it's Columbus, another team with a potentially unhealthy dependence on an Argentinian playmaker.

Those concerned over Buddy's plight should fear not.

Glaude argues that the problem is not the gap between our ideals and our practices, as many liberals maintain, but rather "our repeated failure to value all Americans". He does not reserve his criticism for political conservatives but also finds fault with those overwhelmingly supported by blacks who nonetheless fail to address their plight out of fear of alienating white voters.

Mr. Walsh's plight captures the fears and dangers Republicans in New York face nowadays.

Deutsche Bank's plight has prompted fears that global markets are facing turmoil of the kind triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers eight years ago this month.

Would it really pull the rug out from under a country that fails to comply with conditions, given that this would exacerbate its plight and revive fears of euro-zone fragmentation?

As my colleague Rachel Donadio writes from Athens, the Greek people are in a state of deepening depression about their economic plight, with many fearing that — whatever the results — elections Sunday offer no clear route out of the crisis.

They have even put aside their fierce and -- sometimes violent competition for territory to work together, to draw attention to their plight and what they fear is the ill health of the sound.