Sentence examples for societies fear from inspiring English sources

Nicknamed "Greenwich walls" after the Connecticut community where they sprang up, they have proliferated so rapidly several towns and historical societies fear they threaten the area's character.

Some nonprofit scientific and professional societies fear that without the income they receive from their research journals they will no longer be able to finance their educational and training programs.

Building societies fear the move could affect their ability to raise funds.

If entire segments of our society fear the police, then the need for reform is urgent and essential.

I understand why our society fears single motherhood.

What society feared was the unattached predatory male sexual animal.

Dr. Pies claims that it is because our society "fears, misunderstands and often reviles mental illness".

"When a society fears modern architecture, it fears itself," Mr. Rutelli said.

I believe that psychiatric diagnoses are castigated largely because society fears, misunderstands and often reviles mental illness.

Richard Sennett of the LSE argues in Together, the Rituals, Pleasures and Politics of Co-operation, that western society fears difference.

Not long ago, society feared the anarchic compulsion of hackers to penetrate any system designed to keep them out.