Sentence examples for strong fear that from inspiring English sources

This, I'd say, qualifies as a phobia, or an irrational, strong fear that can interfere with certain activities, as described in a recent Huffington Post article.

"And even those that have some problems have this strong fear that they would be the loser" in a different system, run by the government, he said.

"The spirit remains constructive and we have seen advances in Bangkok, but there is a strong fear that there is an attempt to kill the Kyoto protocol.

"There is a strong fear that these closures will trigger further closures, and that in the near future no Islamic faith-based charities will have access to banking services in the United Kingdom," he said.

The strong fear that the food distributed was expired or poisoned indicates that if unknown types of food are distributed in an area it must be accompanied with information and clearly marked with expiry dates.

But on the Maidan, there were strong fears that the revolution was being sold out.

LaFave, 47, a teaching assistant from Michigan, grew increasingly concerned that Daynes was manipulating her son – at one stage she confronted him online – before contacting Surrey police in December 2013 over strong fears that he was being groomed and manipulated by the older man.

Yet there are strong fears that such an emphasis on quantitative aspects of integration, that is, having the right number of practitioners placed at facilities, is inadequate.

The unions tend to be strong, and fear that many thousands of jobs are at risk.

Right and Wrong Those who believe that we need a strong God fear that a people unwilling to abide by his Commandments will live in a state of moral relativism.

And that shared humanity is stronger than the fear that was perpetrated last Monday at the marathon, and even Friday during the manhunt.