Sentence examples for scholars fear that from inspiring English sources

Some Islamic scholars fear that a more open attitude could also make it easier for radical Islamists to gain a foothold in France.

Some scholars fear that a focus on fighting and battles diverts attention from the war's meaning, its roots in the struggle over slavery and the ultimate emancipation of slaves.

Some scholars fear that new restrictions on archaeology will keep humanity from uncovering secrets about ancient America, but according to some Indians, those restrictions will allow ancestral spirits to rest at peace and may also ease the world's spiritual turmoil.

Scholars fear that tens of thousands of brittle manuscripts collected in the city in its zenith, arguably Africa's greatest ancient literary heritage, are at risk too.But like Afghanistan's Taliban, who turned their tanks on two colossal statues of the Buddha in 2001, the Malian jihadists' iconoclasm may serve an ulterior purpose.

Since much of Pessoa's work remains unpublished, scholars fear that dispersing his papers (he left behind some 30,000 of them, in trunks in his home) will make it harder to decipher what remains one of the trickiest and most voluminous legacies among the great writers of the modern era.

A coalition formed without the leading party would provide strong ammunition, and some scholars fear that a man who started out as a committed democrat, albeit far to the right of most in the Netherlands, is now flirting with much more damaging ideas.

Many scholars feared that the archive had been discarded or destroyed; as the London Times noted earlier this year, its whereabouts had become "a mystery as tantalizing as any to unfold at 221B Baker Street," the fictional den of Holmes and his fellow-sleuth, Dr. Watson.

If graduate students and postdoctoral scholars fear the ramifications of admitting that teaching is part of their identity, an interest in teaching can be internalized as something illicit, to be kept hidden from peers and mentors.

As French-led forces consolidated their hold on northern Mali, international scholars feared the worst: that retreating Islamic militants had torched the Ahmed Baba Institute, home to 30,000 priceless items of scholarship dating back to the 13th century.

The exhibition's ravishing display of geometric abstraction, Conceptualism and minimalism was so powerful that some scholars began to fear that the Mexican muralists — those mainstays of Latin American art history whom even Ramírez started out with academically — were now being underrated.

They are academics, scientists, scholars and writers, who fear that the extraordinary technology that they use every day is a danger to the unsophisticated.