Sentence examples for associated fear from inspiring English sources

On September 17th, a report released from the World Bank warned against a "catastrophic" economic impact the epidemic may have on Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea; due to the virus associated "fear factor" paralyze activities.

They described doctors self-referring in response to concern about their work performance and associated fear of complaints to the Medical Council rather than presenting as having a mental illness.

For instance, recent research has reported that interpersonal rejection sensitivity and the associated fear of negative social evaluation is associated initially with a hypercortisolemic response consistent with melancholic depression and then later in life with hypocortisolemic states such as atypical depression [ 50].

The irony, of course, is that by reducing risk and protecting ourselves from the associated fear, we produce a less capable and more fearful population.

The cause of that right turn, as Mr. Perlstein shows, was white fear of urban disorder — and the associated fear that fair housing laws would let dangerous blacks move into white neighborhoods.

Marianna Vogt, the head of therapeutic support at childcare firm CarissCreative, agreed, saying that, in general terms, therapists "need to plan a date and speak about the associated fear and feelings.

Additionally, women who had delivered using public health facility were likely to resist some cultural beliefs and associated fears.

As you associate fear with opportunity (a positive experience) this allows you to see fear's unmistakable value driving the evolution of who you are.

In associating fear about an unseen peril with a thin body without further explanation, Equinox is setting up women already concerned that they aren't thin enough to feel even worse.

However, running implies fear and knives are associated with fear so the simplest, most direct, interpretation prevails — even though it may not be accurate.

Associated fears are present even today.