Sentence examples for raised fears about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conté's ill health -- he suffers from acute diabetes, but it is a subject that most Guineans are too fearful to discuss openly -- has raised fears about the prospects of instability after his departure.

3. Corruption allegations have raised fears about traffickers' influence.

That in turn raised fears about the exposure of banks to European governments and private borrowers.

Gadahn criticized Americans who unfairly raised fears about the "Islamic Threat".

The protestors claimed victory.The ferocity of the protests raised fears about Mr Toledo's future.

Mr. Ghimere's case has raised fears about the future of Nepal's fragile democracy.

But this boom has also raised fears about the tech industry's growing political clout and its spillover economic effects.

This is something Iran has denied, although the war of words has raised fears about wider implications for the region.

The crisis has raised fears about the spread of contamination in the environment and the local food supply.

But the delays in releasing results and concerns about rigging have raised fears about the possibility of unrest.

The human rights organisation Amnesty International said the disturbances at Evin raised fears about the safety of prisoners in Iran.