Sentence examples for I fear if from inspiring English sources

"I fear if this continues, people will loot the market," he said.

I fear, if you will, being seen to be picking a fight, whether by the way I speak or the way I dress.

They had good reason to be wary of journalists, and I fear, if they read this, it will hardly improve matters.

"I fear if she has the president's ear," said Michael D. LaFaive, director of fiscal policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a research group in Midland, Mich., that advocates a free market.

I fear if it had been just some state home care workers or public school kindergarten teachers up there on the steps, it would not have ignited the same public sympathy and this fight would not be taken as seriously as it is.

She returned it to me with a story she had written in Swahili, begging for the "people with good hearts" to help her find a safe home: "I fear if I go back home to my own house I will die," she wrote.

Immediately I was in trouble: I feared if I attempted to do Frum's biweekly routine three sets of five flights with a two-minute rest in between—I would actually die.

I also fear if you're trying to attract visitors from all over the world to a city, subliminally suggesting its most notable feature is graffiti may not be the best way to go.

I fear that if I speak up, I will be branded a traitor.

"In my paranoia, I fear that if I don't stop this, it could become that".

And I fear that if Egypt goes the wrong way, many other countries will go down the same path".