Sentence examples for triggering fears from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Austria introduced daily limits on the number of migrants entering the country, triggering fears of further border closures.

Official figures showed the economy contracted by 0.3% in the fourth quarter of the year, triggering fears that Britain would suffer its third recession since the financial crash.

The royal feel-good factor has clearly worn off as the US and eurozone debt crises deepened, triggering fears the world economy could slide back into recession.

China stunned the world's financial markets on Wednesday by devaluing its currency for a second consecutive day, triggering fears its economy is in worse shape than investors believed.

The closely watched jobs report is the first since the Commerce Department cut its estimate of growth late last month, triggering fears of an economic slowdown.

At one point Chesivoir suddenly became confused, triggering fears that he might have suffered cognitive damage, a known complication of the surgery, or another bleed.

2. Attention Slap: An open-handed slap aimed at causing pain and triggering fear.

Kenya is pulling welcome mat on 600,000 refugees, triggering fear of another mass migration.

But that bright idea triggered fears of a devaluation.

The killing shook South Africa and triggered fears of racial conflict that proved largely unfounded.

"The buzzword 'low-carbon recovery' triggers fears of protectionism being introduced through the back door," said Lord Malloch Brown.