Sentence examples for based on the fear from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vitale ordered the killing based on the fear that Mr. Perrino might cooperate with the authorities.

"I don't think you yank a reporter from a story based on the fear that someone would sue based on groundless allegations," she said.

It is a philosophy apparently based on the fear (not always justified but expressed several times during the performance) that people are laughing at him.

But if the argument is not based on this dogma, then it must be based on the fear that if euthanasia were legitimised, the right would be abused.

His illegal flight and asylum claim, like many others is based on the fear of being drawn into indefinite national service – akin to forced labour.

The hurry was based on the fear that under a Secretary of State Powell there might be less inclination than with President Clinton to delve into the unfinished business between the two warring sides.

The idea for the "woman-proof car" was based on the fears raised in a survey of 1,421 women who already classed themselves as  "non-confident drivers".

The central, and problematic, argument in Cramblett's claim is based on the "fears, anxieties and uncertainty" that she and Zinkon must now navigate, as parents of a child with a skin color they did not ask for.

You do not understand why the current political elite perpetuate a foreign policy agenda based on the fears of the 1940s and 1950s.

Some argue that Uganda's initial AIDS-prevention success was based on the extreme fear that the disease generated among the population.

Based on the (reasonable) fear that lack of computer access was hurting poor students, California gave out computers to 1,123 students in grades 6-10 attending 15 schools across the diverse central California area.