Meanings of prompt fears in English

This will prompt fears of Washington opting for pragmatism over principle.

That would prompt fears of a fresh leg to Europe's debt crisis, which began in Greece more than six years ago.

But the headline figure, well above the ECB's target rate of 2 per cent, did not prompt fears of an interest rate rise.

It will also prompt fears that other major manufacturers, with their factory production suspended and thousands of staff laid off, could follow Honda's example.

Gearing tripled to 6.6 percent but remains low enough not to prompt fears the company may have to cut its dividend.

The recent bout of political paralysis has prompted fears of economic crisis.

That's prompted fears about slower response times that could ultimately cost lives.

There are new concerns about China's economy prompting fears of another global shock.

Six deaths in Washington have prompted fears for elderly patients in nursing homes.

It is this prospect that has prompted fears of rapidly rising oil prices.

The bill has prompted fears that China may be getting ready to invade.

Increased volcanic activity had prompted fears a major eruption was imminent.

Several deals with Chinese acquirers have encountered snafus, prompting fears about similar acquisitions.

It suspended new subscriptions last week, prompting fears over the future of the business.

It has also prompted fears of attacks elsewhere in Russia.

The Pen uses this, too, prompting fears that it would be sluggish in use.