Sentence examples for afraid of harm from inspiring English sources
She said she was not afraid of being hurt, but she was afraid of harm to her unborn daughter.
(In an HSBC money-laundering case, for instance, afraid of harming the shareholders and destabilizing the financial system, the government ultimately blinked, and settled outside of criminal proceedings).
The pressure not to report a sexual assault is institutional – women are afraid of harming their own careers if they come forward.
Most people who did not want to be trained were afraid of harming someone or were fearful of the sight of injuries.
It's unclear if Rene is a garden-variety coward, afraid of physical harm, or whether his fear is a manifestation of a deeper moral stain.
The skin gives the house an ethereal, temporary quality, and it stands so gently on its site that it seems afraid of doing harm to its surroundings.
Crowley sounds distressed in the dash cam footage, relaying the incident while also making clear that she was not afraid of further harm from Manziel.
Not all healthcare providers who refuse care to transgender people do so on the basis of religious or moral conviction many say they simply feel uneducated on the subject, and are afraid of doing harm by providing care in which they have little expertise.
"In the past, we used to be afraid of being harmed or losing some business," said Muhammed Ali Rushdi, 39, defying the curfew to sit outside and eat watermelon with two friends on an otherwise empty sidewalk.
More often than PT students NPT students mentioned to be afraid to harm the patient.
