Sentence examples for prominent fear from inspiring English sources

One prominent fear is that central banks are draining liquidity from the financial system.

Another prominent fear was that a faulty test would mistakenly label, and perhaps stigmatize, a noncarrier as positive, prompting much needless anxiety and perhaps even surgery.

Johnson [ 16] argued that the expectation of being judged according to negative racial stereotypes is a prominent fear among African American college students and presented a case study of an African American female whose treatment involved identification of race-related triggers of her social anxiety.

Not only was it another bump in the road for the women I was working with, it also validated one of the most prominent fears I had as a young adult cancer patient: losing my place on my career path.

Several prominent solicitors fear their mobile phones have been hacked.

Protesters, including a Nobel Prize winner, popular musicians and other prominent figures, fear the changes could fundamentally alter Japan's character as a pacifist nation.

Some prominent Republicans fear that a Trump nomination would fundamentally alter the identity of the Republican Party, even if he goes on to lose the general election, which seems likely.

Many prominent Republicans fear Trump's name at the top of the ticket in November poses a threat not simply for their prospects of winning the White House but also for holding on to majorities in Congress.

She danced, but never performed, since her father, a prominent mathematician, feared a "bad reputation" attaching to the family.

They intimidate crime victims from reporting crimes by stationing a prominent and feared gang member outside the precinct house after another member has been arrested.

If the chancellor is the impresario of the day's performance, then the IFS has become Westminster's most prominent – and feared – theatre critic.