Significados de persistent fear en inglés

But one persistent fear disturbed his sleep, and troubled his waking hours.

It is characterised by marked and persistent fear of social or performance situations.

An inability to internalise our achievements and a persistent fear of being found out.

I tried to push away the quiet, persistent fear that had taken hold of me.

This is about the repercussions of generations of people being exposed to persistent fear, anxiety and abuse.

Neither threats nor coaxing could avail: he could not count on any persistent fear nor on any promise.

The persistent fear that I might let my Alar slip at the wrong moment and suddenly start vomiting blood.

Grooved into the nervous systems of anyone who came of age in the '80s and '90s was also a persistent fear of disappearing data.

A strong manufacturing number could allay persistent fears about slowing global demand.

Persistent fears about a global slowdown in growth, particularly in China, kept investors cautious, however.

Credit ratings agency Fitch's Friday move to downgrade France underlined persistent fears of debt overshoots.

Its stock this year has been weighed down by persistent fears over slowing demand for its new iPhones.

Oil prices held steady yesterday, guarding this week's sharp gains as analysts predicted that persistent fears of war on Iraq would prevent a major sell-off.