Sentence examples for already fearful of from inspiring English sources

This reluctance, experts said, will be heightened for new immigrants, who are already fearful of authority, often fleeing a sexually violent past.

But to some Dutch, who are already fearful of possible Russian meddling in the election, the American involvement is an assault on national sovereignty.

For some people, especially those who were already fearful of flying, it was all too much on top of the Twin Towers attack.

That the defense seemingly deployed every known synonym for "weak" in describing their client only makes him resonate even more with people already fearful of crime and worried about angry black mobs taking to the streets.

Although the raid on Harpers Ferry was denounced by a majority of Northerners, it outraged Southern slaveholders, who were already fearful of slave insurrections, and convinced them that abolitionists would stop at nothing to eradicate their "peculiar institution".

He said: "[The poster] is distasteful and offensive to not only the victims and their relatives but also the communities who are already fearful of the callous gunmen who carry out these shootings".

"It also seems to be the case that in this time of financial turmoil, the graduate comes into an already fearful and anxious atmosphere of politics and pressure.

What remains is a climate of terror in an already fearful land where anyone who took part in the protests lives in dread of being identified.

This sudden show of force has sent ripples through an already fearful market.

So, stock investors, already fearful that corporate earnings will not turn up anytime soon, are adding the worry of a parsimonious consumer to the mix.

Women who are already fearful and traumatised may seek to minimise the danger they're in to stave off the break-up of their family.