Sentence examples for afraid to consider from inspiring English sources

None is afraid to consider advanced statistics, as well as traditional scouting, in making decisions.

We see emboldened courts that are no longer afraid to consider critical questions of national security.

In the report, Tepco said that before the accident it had been afraid to consider the risk of such a large tsunami, fearing admissions of risk could result in public pressure to shut plants down.

Be alert to possibilities that catch a particular interest; don't be afraid to consider adding a new dimension.

Don't be afraid to consider a nontraditional career path just because it is unfamiliar to you, your adviser, your family, or your peers.

Moreover, some authors have stated that some patients are afraid to consider hearing loss a problem and subsequently are afraid to seek medical help for the hearing loss.

If you're afraid even to consider doing that, you're keeping yourself on a dead-end street.

Just don't be afraid to take what you might consider a lesser position or less pay if there is an opportunity to prove yourself and move up in the company.

Unfortunately, far from having a bucket list, I'm afraid I tend to consider long-term stuff to be not very well worth beginning.

That's what some straight guys actually do today (shame on them!), and what some would still be too afraid (or homophobic) to consider.

Don't be afraid to be considered pushy or a know-it-all in class.