Sentence examples for prompt fears from inspiring English sources

This will prompt fears of Washington opting for pragmatism over principle.

Whether in a city or a suburb, charter schools prompt fears that they will "cream off" the best students and the most active parents.

His comments came on a fresh day of turbulence in the financial markets, which saw the Swiss central bank prompt fears of global currency wars when it stepped in to halt the franc's rise against the euro.

Such low expectations prompt fears that Europe could teeter into a Japanese-style deflationary trap, in which consumers, expecting prices to fall, hold off on purchases, prompting businesses to produce less and economic activity to slow further.

The aftershocks, though increasingly infrequent, prompt fear of another landslide or worse.

In September palm-oil exports fell by almost 20%, prompting fears of a stock buildup.

A bounceback in office values in London has prompted fears of a new bubble.

Last year's heavy spending prompted fears of a surge in inflation.

WildA sharp fall on world stockmarkets on October 27th prompted fears of a global crash.

The move prompted fears that a crackdown on civil rights was gaining impetus.

Whenever rates have inched higher in recent years, it has prompted fears of Armageddon.