Sentence examples for resulting fears from inspiring English sources

He said wages, which largely determine inflation, would rise only moderately in 2010 and 2011 because high unemployment and resulting fears of losing jobs will enforce wage constraint.

It's a "monumentally ill-considered piece of legislation" that "by any rational measure" should never have left the House, says Henry Jenkins, professor of literature and director of the Comparative Media Studies Program at MIT. Jenkins believes the act plays on parents' lack of understanding, and their resulting fears, about their kids' activities on the Internet.

These new rules erode traditional positions of power and populists use the resulting fears for their campaigns.

Even during a routine clinical practice the doctor could elicit patients' views and interpretation of their symptoms by asking what the patient's thought about their symptoms, the potential consequences, resulting fears and what they expect from the clinician.

The resulting fear and individualism turns people against one another – and against those who are "different" most of all.

As a result, they wrote: "Their work is constrained and censored, most powerfully by themselves, because of that confusion and the resulting fear and anxiety".

Few rose above the resulting fear to resist; those who did had to answer to Radivoje Stojimenovic, the burly chief of police.

The resulting fear and anti-American sentiment is used by the government to make people rally behind the North's "military first" leadership.

The resulting fear of attack will tempt the neighbors to strike first in preemptive self-defense, which will in turn tempt the first group to strike against them preemptively, and so on.

For example, if we think we may fail in a new job, the resulting fear may stop us from applying.

This finding might indicate that particularly threatening assessment of physical symptoms and the resulting fear of physical symptoms in headache patients are more significant than the fear of the cognitive negative social or health consequences of fear.