Or, afraid of breaking their promises, never make them in the first place.
It ended up being less rigorous but just as disappointing because it featured nothing but deer, weasels, and a screaming Korean family who were afraid of moths (which I promised they wouldn't encounter).
They make threats, they break negotiating promises, they aren't afraid of the occasional suicide bombing.
"People are afraid of the warranty and getting parts," despite the promises from G.M. and President Obama, he said.
No one should make false promises, nor should we be afraid of rolling up our sleeves in Europe and arguing for reform.
He told them that he has a girlfriend in Lesotho whom he has promised to marry, thus he is afraid of disappointing her" (Case 1).
It is afraid of an informed, angry public demanding the constitutional government it was promised — and it should be".
Even before he became president, Trump wasn't afraid of risking suit by, for instance, not paying his contractors what his company had promised.
And he promised to soldier on, and continue to do the studies that the medical establishment is afraid of.
"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.
