Sentence examples for To be fear of from inspiring English sources

There seems to be fear of them in every western country.

It's the only time in my life and it just had to be fear of someone attributing that fabulous idea to someone else or something...it worked.

Part of the issue appears to be fear of being associated with lenders or policies linked to the West or the previous regimes.

There is always going to be fear of change – but cities are trying to be positive, telling national leaders: "You can count on us to update your policies to succeed.

The answer appears to be fear of violence: people with mental illness, especially those with psychoses, are perceived to be more violent than in the past.

Associated psychological factors were found to be fear of falling, depression and anxiety [ 1, 2, 7, 8].

The main reasons for declining to participate were fear of blood sampling and reluctance to miss school-hours.

The biggest barrier to testing is fear of being seen at a local sexual health clinic.

The most common barriers to testing were fear of results, belief that it was not necessary, and lack of time.

What stops most people from embarking on the path to entrepreneurship is fear of failure and of the amount of time and effort required.

My No. 1 reason against going to CrossFit was fear of that kind of embarrassment again.