Sentence examples for afraid of the ramifications from inspiring English sources

An enterprising citizen journalist – previously afraid of the ramifications of uploading permanent footage to the internet – will stream an event that the mainstream media has either ignored or can't access, and help to bring it to wider attention.

Okay because we're afraid of the ramifications.

"I was not only very afraid of the ramifications with God, but very ashamed and embarrassed," said Hulsey, who was raised Catholic.

The people in Scalia's life who may be gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender don't talk to him about it, don't expose him to anything about their lives and are probably either afraid of the ramifications of being out to him or personally conflicted themselves, or both.

Sometimes, Barrett says, repulsion by your dream-self's actions can be fueled by a few criteria: You've done a minor harmful act but it's broken your personal moral code (like smoking when you've vowed to quit) and that's why you feel guilty or you're afraid of the social ramifications that come with getting found out.

Now, the military never actually went through with the attack since President Bush and his advisers were afraid of the external financial ramifications.

Afraid of potential legal ramifications, Defcon organizers had banned media from the event, but unlike Space Rogue, I wasn't sporting press credentials I figured that would be like putting a big "kick me" sign on my butt.

No longer afraid of ramifications, these men and women marched with a chilling boldness through the streets demanding what was never theirs to begin with be given back to them.

"Think of the ramifications for the White House.

I never really thought about all of the ramifications.

"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.