Sentence examples for set of fears from inspiring English sources

The generation of human embryonic stem cells raised much the same set of fears.

Yet the prospect of global sales hitting 233bn litres this year brings another set of fears.

The televised scenes of civil collapse that have so horrified the country have registered with New Orleanians as the awful realization of an ever-present set of fears.

Hugely set against this comes the understandable set of fears of any mother: of an inability to cope, of a child's being bullied, even of their own prejudices.

They believe that many unionists have never had any intention of sharing power, and are using decommissioning either to break the peace deal, or to emasculate the republican movement.Neither set of fears can be dismissed as ridiculous.

It is bound up with a set of fears that, in the runup to the war, had been invoked in different ways by both supporters and opponents of the impending conflict.

They fear that a commission-sponsored "dash for growth" could degenerate into doomed and wasteful efforts to promote European industrial champions.Both sets of fears focus on Günter Verheugen, a German who is a vice-president of the commission with special responsibility for competitiveness.

Behind the principles on both sides lie three sets of fears that lend network neutrality its force fears over competition, censorship and creativity.

In other words, in the setting of fear, the possibility of recurrence, rather than its actual probability, fuels decisions that, over all, likely cause more harm than good.

George Zimmerman is on trial but so is a set of durable fears about black men in this society.

Success, he says, is much more likely than the nightmare set of events feared by many Iraqis of terrorism and civil war.