Sentence examples for protesters fear that from inspiring English sources

Protesters fear that politicians will ignore their voice and just follow the money.

Those protesters fear that this is simply a way of going through the motions before eventually convicting the men.

With the project set to begin this month, Ms. Spinei and other protesters fear that they may be too few and too late to save the trees.

Protesters fear that federal funding for Medicaid, which helps low-income adults in the US with healthcare costs, will be a target for cuts in any deal.

Protesters fear that the military, which is dominated by al-Bashir appointees, will cling to power or select one of its own to succeed him.

Some Oromo protesters fear that they will be forcibly evicted from their land as part of the rapid expansion of the capital, which they call a federal "master plan".

Standing Rock protesters, who call themselves "protectors," fear that path would put the water downstream at risk.

The protesters feared that Mr. Bloomberg's announcement that the park would be cleaned was a prelude to their being banned permanently.

In the Misurata square, children hummed a tune that became an infectious anthem of the revolution, first sung in Benghazi when the protesters feared that Colonel Qaddafi would unleash his military on them.

"This is a building that epitomises the reasons why we would want to resist," says Danny, noting "Manchester Council's complete waste of money on concrete squares", the stupidity of building one million square feet of residential property that the protesters fear "no-one from Manchester can afford" and the Co-op's 'kick 'em out' stance.

Protesters fear there will a repeat of the excessive printing that led to the hyperinflation.