Sentence examples for a justifiable fear from inspiring English sources
The Egyptians' unease about globalization is rooted partly in a justifiable fear that they lack the technological base to compete.
But part of the explanation for his behaviour is a justifiable fear that the team is out to get him.
The true perversion, though, is the sense you get that all of this illicitness has been tossed in as a little something for the ladies, out of a justifiable fear, perhaps, that no woman alive would watch otherwise.
The minister responsible, Beverley Hughes, says that the government plans to "deal with him" under the new law.If Mr Hamza claims a justifiable fear of torture or persecution in Egypt, he will not be deported.
They have a quite justifiable fear that they will be transferred to the new employer without any choice in the matter and further down the line could face redundancy without even the pittance that is being offered now.
Halloween is the holiday meant to ignite fear and horror, and for parents of children with food allergies, it can be a justifiable fright.
It's a justifiable concern.
The life-affirming baby boom cast a shadow of justifiable fear.
It is surprising, however, that although the Leveretts point out Iran's understandable fear of American encirclement, they do not mention the Iranians' much more justifiable fear of an Israeli attack.
This may be the only way to alleviate the justifiable fear many people have of buying a work of art that they have never seen in person.
