Sentence examples for raised the fear from inspiring English sources

The newspaper article, she said, raised the fear that she might have unknowingly set up library patrons to be exploited.

In one of the cables, a Mexican government official raised the fear that some territory was falling under the control of organized crime groups.

In the past, North Korea has raised the fear of accidental or uncontrolled military clashes along the border as a way to push Washington into bilateral talks.

The council has also raised the fear that the sculpture, if it were brought back to the capital, could be stolen by metal thieves.

The experience raised the fear at some corporations that in another major crisis, the city system might be too overwhelmed to help them.

Earlier this year American officials even raised the fear that the TTP could sweep into the plains, besiege Islamabad and grab Pakistan's nuclear weapons.Last month the Pakistani army at last threw helicopter-gunships, tanks and jet fighters into the battle with Mr Mehsud and rolled his forces back.

In a visit to the United States in December 1950, Attlee raised the fears of the British and other European governments that "General MacArthur was running the show".

"It raises the fear factor," he said.

Such access raises the fear that malicious hackers could wreak havoc.

That still raises the fear that any such area might become merely a fief for Mr Prabhakaran and his henchmen.

But that raises the fear that a party that fights over something would look bad to the public.