Sentence examples for afraid of the effect from inspiring English sources
But she said she was afraid of the effect living in a shelter might have on her children.
He tells Liz that the anniversary of his father, Jimmy Donaghy, abandoning their family is coming up and he is afraid of the effect it will have on Colleen.
McNish was called upon by Shackleton to make the James Caird seaworthy for the long voyage and was selected as part of the crew, possibly because Shackleton was afraid of the effect he would have on morale if left behind with the other men.
Polling by YouGov suggests they are less afraid of the effects of austerity than they have ever been.For the chancellor's higher-minded critics, his latest gambit is further evidence of a lack of seriousness.
The wrong idea about the triggering factor in the village is still evident they are afraid of mining, the effects of which have not been confirmed and are not too worried about high precipitation, which will be of greater importance in the future (especially during El Niňo).
When the other doctors took the condescending tone with me, belittling me because I was afraid of the side effects of chemo, I didn't buy it.
Traditionally, we are afraid of the side effects of success: decreased hospital use can mean that people are being kept healthier, but we fear that shrinking volumes could mean some neighborhoods lose their hospitals.
They were afraid of the side effects, afraid of getting pregnant without contraception, afraid of the response from their church, and afraid of parent and family reactions.
"I'm afraid of the side-effects of triptans; that's making me more open to prophylaxis".
On the subject of depression treatments, nearly 70% of the interviewees indicated that they were afraid of the side effects of the drugs used to treat depression.
7 26 27 30–32 35 For instance, patients referred to oral hypoglycaemic agents and insulin as 'pharmaceutical toxins.' 31 Additionally, patients were afraid of the side effects and complications of medicines.
