Sentence examples for prospect fears from inspiring English sources

The prospect of a default by Greece, however, is an even more worrisome prospect; fears of such an outcome drove down the euro Tuesday, to $1.3396 from $1.3486.

But it is impossible to disguise what was a dismal second quarter, with stocks pummeled by bleak earnings prospects, fears of terrorism and a series of revelations about improper accounting.

Experts expect the draft to be unusually deep, because several top prospects — fearing the lockout — skipped the 2011 draft.

That prospect raised fears that Syria was heading into the kind of chaos and bloodletting that plagued Iraq and served as a training ground for terrorists.

That prospect, and fears of a low turnout, prompted the General Assembly's Joint Committee on Government Administration and Elections to unanimously approve a bill moving up the state's primary date.

But today, when neither Moscow nor Washington considers a nuclear attack to be a likely prospect, such fears only block a basic restructuring of the American-Russian partnership, she said.

Ortony, Clore, and Collins argue that as "prospect emotions," fear and hope depend on the desirability and likelihood of a prospective outcome the yet to be determined outcome of an event.

A rather mundane day is in prospect, I fear.

The prospect strikes fear into the hearts of myriad craft brewers in the United States that rely on Anheuser-Busch's distribution network, the biggest in the country.

If investors lose confidence in a country's fiscal prospects, their fear can become self-fulfilling by pushing up bond yields to unsustainable levels.

Greed for China's market is good for the KMT's electoral prospects; but fear of its long-term intentions can still boost the DPP.