Sentence examples for pressing fear from inspiring English sources

While this is a pressing fear, Jane Barraclough from the Environment Agency reassured me they're on it.

A more pressing fear for the nonprofit groups was that the creation of commercial political information sites would prompt charitable foundations to curtail grants to nonprofit Web projects.

But the more pressing fear is that opening this school would lead to demands for similar freedom from Islamic religious groups, on which the secular government keeps a firm grip.

He added, "It's not like you're going to testify on Friday, and you never hear from us again, O.K.?" God and the Devil As the moment for that testimony approached — the embassy bombings trial, which began in January 2001 — Mr. Fadl began to focus on a more pressing fear: that after years of private preparation, he would soon have to enter a public courtroom and speak against Al Qaeda.

But although some sort of large-scale, anthropically-triggered environmental disaster has been a mounting threat since the late 19th Century the more pressing fear of nuclear devastation kept collective anxiety at bay.

But her most pressing fear is that one day I will be killed not because of my race, but because I am too open about my homosexuality.

But while MCC members fretted unduly over the prospect of a Kentucky Fried Chicken Superdome appearing on the St John's Wood skyline, Lord's officials expressed more pressing fears that the development will never take place at all unless the ECB gives it long-term guarantees of at least two Tests a year for the next decade.

The new campaign posters appear almost identical to the originals, but look closer and the testimonials have been changed to reflect the pressing fears stoked by our current political climate. .

The partners also expressed pressing fears of complications.

Ancelotti's pressing concern is to win today at Birmingham City, to dispel the fears that the champions are on the wane with serious injuries to Frank Lampard and John Terry.

My most pressing concern was whether I could light the first fire of the season without fear.