Sentence examples for rising fear that from inspiring English sources
Still, it played into a rising fear that the recovery is slowing again at a time when unemployment remains high.
With rising fear that the prisoners in Guantánamo could face the death penalty, which most of the allies oppose, Jack Straw, the British foreign secretary, has called for the British suspects to be sent home for trial.
Now, Canadians are fighting the rising fear that this time, the result might be reversed – a feeling that's even more pronounced since the Canadian junior men's team lost to the US at the world championship in January.
These put "adds" represent rising fear that recent market gains will reverse, and it is this fear upon which rallies are sustained.
The bank's stock has been shellacked this summer amid rising fears that it will have to raise capital.
This suggests rising fears that the 'sans culottes' with their pitchforks will yet storm the great citadels of the west.
United States stocks ended up for the day, but had bounced wildly on jitters about Europe and rising fears that Greece would have to default on its sovereign — or government — debt.
Ministers have warned people who will be 55 or over this spring to delay exercising new rights to cash in their pension pots in April, amid rising fears that the industry will not be able to cope and that insufficient advice systems are in place.
Up to 1,000 men, some suspected of being members of the Serbian Ministry of Interior police, crossed into northern Kosovo yesterday amid rising fears that minority Serbs living in the new state's north would attempt effectively to partition Kosovo along the Ibar River.
But the idea is gaining new steam now, with rising fears that technological advancement is outmoding many jobs and magnifying income disparity.
And Microsofts muted rise: fears that some other big bid is coming.
