Sentence examples for actions for fear from inspiring English sources

America should not be deflected from needed military actions for fear of possible diplomatic fallout.

But he was unwilling to speak out against Nixon's actions for fear of compromising the country's intelligence capabilities.

Most empiricists care about expectations of inflation and would hesitate to take extreme actions for fear that they would damage the Fed's credibility.

Pope John Paul II would like to beatify Pius, who according to the Vatican did all he could to save lives, and did not take more public actions for fear of further endangering Jews and Catholics in Nazi-occupied countries.

After suffering a miscarriage and abandoning her own political actions for fear of meeting the same fate, Munu fled to a southern suburb of Buenos Aires to start a new life.

More than 100 churches, human rights groups and legal organizations signed a letter to the New York legislature opposing the pending legislation, saying "it would chill and deter constitutionally protected speech by intimidating people from engaging in political actions for fear of being blacklisted..

Many appear reluctant to press the government to take action for fear of provoking the North even further.

And in response, many investors feel they must take some action for fear that doing nothing will cost more than doing something.

"If the government does not take action for fear of jeopardizing its image, then it is an irresponsible government," he said.

The police hesitate to use force or even take action for fear of retribution, and earlier this month their diffidence contributed the deaths of more than 70 soccer fans in a riot in Port Said, a parliamentary inquiry found.

Olmert was determined to disabuse Hezbollah of the notion that it could attack soldiers with impunity, confident that Israel would not take strong retaliatory action for fear of rocket attacks on its civilian population.