Sentence examples for beef fear from inspiring English sources

Quilliam hews to Comfort's basic premise that too much weirdness in sex is just as bad as too little, and the new edition retains Comfort's assertion that "exclusive obsessions in sex are very like living exclusively on horseradish sauce through allergy to beef; fear of horseradish sauce, however, as indigestible, unnecessary, and immature, is another hangup, namely puritanism".

After all, it is Mr Jospin's government that first stressed the "principle of precaution", refusing to allow the sale of British beef, for fear of mad-cow disease and its associated new variant of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans, despite the EU's insistence that it was safe.Now the tables are turned.

But permission was denied, because other beef producers feared consumer demands that they follow suit.

Relations with the U.S. improved in November as Taipei agreed to permit expanded imports of U.S. beef, despite widespread fears in Taiwan that such beef was unsafe.

THAILAND: EUROPE'S BEEF BANNED -- As fears about mad cow disease spread in Europe, Thailand expanded its ban on beef imports from Britain to cover seven more European countries.

Japan is especially reluctant to do so, as was illustrated by a recent spat over American beef, in which fears of mad-cow disease strengthened the hands of protectionists.What of the future?

The demonstrations against Mr. Lee started more than a month ago when students began protesting his government's decision in April to resume imports of American beef despite widespread fears of mad cow disease.

Europe's cattle industry has suffered severe losses after consumers began shunning beef because of fears that humans can contract a similar brain disease from eating meat infected with the disease.

For more than a month, South Koreans have taken to the streets daily to protest the agreement to resume imports of American beef despite widespread fears in South Korea of mad cow disease.

Page A8 JAPAN LIFTS BAN ON BEEF Despite continuing fears over the safety of food from the area of the disaster-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, Japan has lifted a ban on beef shipments from there that it had imposed just a month ago.

Belcampo represents the tip-top end of the market think $49.99 a pound for beef tenderloin but the fears about meat that it stands to benefit from originate at the bottom of the pyramid.