Sentence examples for stores fears from inspiring English sources

The remaining movements, "Humor," "In the Stores," "Fears" and "A Career," are caustic critiques of Soviet society (or, more specifically, the toll of totalitarian control on the Russian spirit).

The recent long strike by California grocery workers had its roots in stores' fears they could eventually be put out of business by Wal-Mart "supercenters," which also sell groceries.

How will Sterling Farms make it in neighborhoods where other grocery stores fear to tread?

Japan's big stores fear that these associations will be able to continue frustrating their expansion under the new law.

Owners of small stores fear that they cannot field the staff to open every day and will lose market share if Sunday trading is widely permitted.

Stores Fear for Their Lives Shopkeepers fear that disruption from construction of the development, which is being planned in two phases and could tie up the downtown for the next three years, will find more stores following in Pyramid's footsteps.

He had avoided the store, fearing the locals.

But those concerned that this might ruin Apple's prude stance with the store, fear not: There is no nudity.

"This... approach is a powerful way of selectively targeting neurons that are involved in storing fear memories," adds Sarina Rodrigues, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley.

The first two points are dime-store fear mongering.

Its price has skyrocketed at many stores amid fears that an international shortage will spill into the United States.