Sentence examples for rise fear from inspiring English sources
Combined with the belief that nervous diseases were on the rise, fear of degeneracy served to increase the authority of eugenics.
And with graduate unemployment also on the rise, fear of debt is not the only thing forcing young people to question the value of university.
These moments of being out of balance is usually when the waves of emotion rise: fear, sheer terror, grief, immense hopelessness, futility, jealousy, disconnectedness, uncertainty, numbness, sadness, anger, disappointment, loneliness.
But we also see house price inflation continuing without getting out of hand, and rate rise fears abating.
And Microsofts muted rise: fears that some other big bid is coming.
In Baghdad residents described panic buying and rising fear.
Still, it played into a rising fear that the recovery is slowing again at a time when unemployment remains high.
"During crises, there are crises of passion, of looking to your own experiences, of retreating, of rising fear," he said.
He spoke of low birthrates and an aging population, amid rising fear about immigrants, many of them Muslim, representing a larger percentage of the population.
The troops, accompanied by a reporter, endured wild fluctuations between the day's heat and the night's chill, numbing tedium, growing frustration, rising fear and mounting casualties.
Charles Grant of the Centre for European Reform thinktank said in a research paper last week that this was partly because of a rising fear of Eurosceptic populism.
