Sentence examples for afraid of incurring from inspiring English sources
Governments should not be afraid of incurring debt in order to invest in our future.
Standards are often different on television, but CNBC could also be as afraid of incurring Ms. Orman's wrath as TransUnion appears to be.
If ministers were really afraid of incurring the wrath of the boss, they would not get out of line in the first place.
A friendless control freak who fancies himself a model citizen, he is so afraid of incurring the wrath of his wife, Abby Rosemarie DeWittt, in a barely sketched role), that he is reluctant to sleep with her.
Leadership allies sent around the tweet to undecided members on Thursday, and Republicans, who are already afraid of incurring Trump's twitter wrath, seem to have taken note.
"What legislative plans are scuttled because members of Congress are too afraid of incurring the wrath of a Sheldon Adelson or a George Soros?" Adelson's contributions account for slightly more than 8percentt of all super PAC contributions and 12.5percentt of all mega-donor donations.
He languished for months, afraid to grant credit, terrified of incurring debt, sleeping much of the day away, waiting for night time when it was permissable to drown his sorrows.
No one wants to feel sorry for someone who turns out to disappoint their expectations of widowhood, and by simply being myself I was afraid I might incur disapproval.
It's an executive reflex that can breed an internal culture of anxiety, in which managers wind up afraid of making decisions lest they err and incur the boss's disfavor.
"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.
