Sentence examples for because it is feared from inspiring English sources

Some employers in Africa, the report said, had already started hiring two or three people to be trained for the same job, partly because "it is feared that employees in key positions may be lost due to AIDS".

And black has become a beautiful color — not because it is loved but because it is feared.

One of the reasons that Microsoft is keen to stop people using XP is because it is feared that once the security updates stop, anyone still using XP will be a tempting target for hi-tech thieves.

This usually happens due to a lack of knowledge, but often also because the diagnosis is taboo, the therapeutic options are apparently limited, or because it is feared that the doctor-patient relationship will suffer by bringing bad news.

During some of its lifetime the mural has been covered with a cloth because it was feared the nudity depicted would be objectionable to bank clients.

In 1905, there was an attempt to ban windscreen wipers because it was feared they would hypnotise drivers.

"Pakistan did not want the funeral held here because it was feared there might be trouble," he said.

Night viewing was banned there between 1984 and 2004 because it was feared that the monument would be a target of Sikh militants.

"There has been some debate lately, because it was feared the helmet law would hurt our new bike share programme, but it hasn't.

Mussolini called on his followers to believe in an Italy that would be "prosperous because it was self-sufficient and respected because it was feared," Albright writes.

It is an approach that American movies have long since abandoned for the most part, perhaps because it's feared that it may make them look low budget.