Sentence examples for afraid of catching from inspiring English sources
He was afraid of catching tuberculosis.
In fact, I'm afraid of catching it from him.
The cynical answers are that people in the West are afraid of catching sars, and that East Asia, unlike Africa, is integral to the world economy.
"The very people who take care of sick patients are now afraid to come to work, afraid of catching the disease themselves and passing it to their families".
And two weeks ago, Neapolitan transit workers went on strike, saying they were afraid of catching swine flu from dirty city buses.
According to the study, those whose minds were elsewhere while being taught certain concepts, like what a virus is and numbers, are at a significantly greater risk of being afraid of catching Ebola than people who were paying even scant attention.
"The US and Japan are afraid of us catching up and will do everything possible to contain China's development, so we must never be fooled," Lt-Gen Liu warns.
There's no interaction with other prisoners, and you're afraid to breathe too deeply for fear of catching a disease of some sort.
The disease is having a knock-on effect, with sick people afraid to go to hospital for fear of catching Ebola.
Adam Smith provided an early economic analysis in "The Wealth of Nations", lamenting: "It has, I am afraid, been too common for vessels to fit out for the sole purpose of catching, not the fish, but the bounty".
