Sentence examples for be afraid to suggest from inspiring English sources

A phone call like this can come at any time; don't be afraid to suggest a better time if you are dripping wet from the shower or out of breath after a run.

If you want to reserve the right to use an article in your own teaching and research, to distribute it at scholarly conferences, to post it on a Web site at some future time, and/or to create derivative works from it, you should not be afraid to suggest such amendments to a publishing agreement.

Employees were told not to be afraid to suggest proactive maintenance.

For example, teens may know that condoms will help to protect them against unintended pregnancies and STIs but be afraid to suggest their use with partners because they feel this shows a lack of trust.

If you feel that your partner has developed PTSD, or other issues from their experiences, do not be afraid to suggest they get help.

She and her husband resented Adria's importance in the household, but were afraid to suggest that she be fired.

Despite painfully low rates on "inappropriate", cash-based choices including savings and bonds, huge numbers of advisers are afraid to suggest equities that could be far better suited to long-term investors, according to a new study.

Also, do not be afraid to break more than suggested if needed.

Flower will not be afraid to drop cricketers (or at least suggest that they be dropped to his fellow selectors) or to instigate revision of the backroom staff.

If I can suggest anything, don't be afraid to play the game.

"Research suggests that patients want to participate," Barry says, "but they may be afraid to push back, afraid they'll be labeled bad patients.