Sentence examples for rising fears of from inspiring English sources

That partly reflects rising fears of default.

But rising fears of terrorism have lessened public hostility to surveillance cameras in the West.

That task, of course, has become more urgent and difficult in recent weeks because of rising fears of a double-dip recession in the United States and Europe.

More than 16 people have been arrested since the beginning of the year amid rising fears of Britons being linked to fighting in Syria, it was reported.

Some speculated that the winning team could, if only for a summer, cool the rising fears of the unemployed and those struggling through recession.

The European Central Bank has refused to increase emergency credit to Greek banks, while Greek officials mull possible capital controls amid rising fears of a Greek debt default.

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.

To explain an often wrenching decision to pull up stakes, homeward-bound Brazilians point to a rising fear of deportation and a slumping American economy.

This week it obliterated the Palestinian foreign ministry.In this section The crisis widens Yes, it could get even worse Making a hash of it The rising fear of a war of proxies Watchdog or cheerleader?

In any event, the exceptional violence of this latest act of sectarian revenge could, if it triggers the usual tit-for-tat, dispatch Iraq towards an even bloodier and even less containable pitch of communal mayhem.In this section The crisis widens Yes, it could get even worse Making a hash of it The rising fear of a war of proxies Watchdog or cheerleader?

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