Sentence examples for too fear from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers, too, fear that an exit from the club would be followed by trade barriers.

But in So You've Been Publicly Shamed there is something else at play, too: fear.

I do support the coalition forces' leaving, but I, too, fear that the Taliban will be back in the game sooner rather than later.

This is particularly true for adolescents; just as in my day, many parents (and students, too) fear the ramifications of interracial dating.

While the rich hide behind high fences, often manned by armed security guards, they too fear kidnapping, carjacking, robbery and extortion.

It already faces CGIL plans for a general strike in the autumn against the labour-law changes.Even employers are lukewarm, in part, because they too fear the effects of major labour unrest.

Israel, too, fears chaos.

He, too, feared being older and single in Aspen.

He, too, fears the Accra accord will not hold.

No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals.

She said she could not speak out because she too feared for her life.