Sentence examples for voicing fears that from inspiring English sources
He refused the option of community service in West Jerusalem voicing fears that he could be attacked.
Most companies have resisted that move for years, voicing fears that reduced profits would hurt their stock prices.
Detractors organized boycotts and protests, voicing fears that 1070 would turn Arizona into a state where anyone resembling a Mexican-American would face police interrogation.
ITV urged him to do it, offering "a lot" of money, and Hill – tentatively voicing fears that he had no celebrity fans – agreed.
Although some union leaders say organized labor will spend $400 million this year on national, state and local campaigns, many union officials are voicing fears that billionaire donors and corporations will spend huge amounts that will swamp labor's efforts.
The Australia opener was branded a "thug" by Martin Crowe following that clash, with the former New Zealand captain voicing fears that over-the-top sledging could lead to physical violence during the World Cup.
Many Syrians have voiced fears that the uprising could ignite sectarian warfare.
Both Turkish and Armenian analysts voiced fears that the protocols may now be doomed.
Senior Russian officers have voiced fears that they have become mired into a war of attrition.
Government leaders have voiced fears that rising consumer prices could lead to street protests and undermine social stability.
The United Nations has voiced fears that diseases like cholera may yet cause more deaths in overcrowded and unsanitary relief camps.
