Sentence examples for be afraid to offer from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to offer ideas.

It's easy to lack confidence when you're competing with graduates, but don't be afraid to offer your services as a contractor or pitch for freelance projects, if that's applicable in your industry.

When I put the question to some students on Twitter, views ranged from the balanced ("Don't be afraid to offer advice, but remember it is their decision") to the assertively independent ("Back off and let your children decide for themselves!").

Offer to call ambulance but be afraid to offer to perform CPR 72 (48.6%) 28 (50.9%)  C.

Your clients came to you for that specific knowledge, so don't be afraid to offer it.

And when you know what that is, don't be afraid to offer solutions and bring value to discussions.

It may mean employees are afraid to offer up anything but good news, even if it means stonewalling.

One knows a lot but is afraid to offer opinions that will mar his chance to be president.

That means making the electronic reader in a range of colours, supporting various languages and "not being afraid to offer a huge amount of free content from Google".

And Mr. Carr has not been afraid to offer the chance to buy Tellium stock as a sweetener to executives at potential customers.

Often leaders are afraid to offer these seasoned applicants positions because of stereotypes.