Sentence examples for recall fear from inspiring English sources

Migrants recall fear, too.

A good example is that in the contextual fear retention test, there is no fixed time point for the animals to recall fear memory after they re-enter the shock chamber.

But as epilogue to the sale, a series of problems -- the huge recall, fears that more consumers might fall ill and ConAgra's unstable stock price -- are raising questions over what the future holds for the plant and for Greeley.

Ford said it increased its market share in the U.S. market by 2.7%, for a total of 16.6% of the market, no doubt helped by recall fears around Toyota vehicles.

"It's fear of recalls, fear of getting beat," he said.

Mr Ridley recalls fears in the 1970s that America would strangle Cayman by cutting off air and commercial links.

He was once told by Mr. Obama's chief of staff that the Pentagon wanted him out of lengthy briefings about Afghanistan, Mr. Gibbs recalled, fearing it would politicize them.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4 after his return, Mr Cantlie recalled fearing for his life as they were held by the men from the UK.

Lit spent years lobbying the Thatcher government for a license, arguing against bureaucrats who, he recalls, "feared that giving ethnic minorities a radio station would lead to riots and disorder".

Nelson wants all the inflators recalled, fearing further deaths and injuries.

They recalled fearing the possibility of surgery or immediate death.