Sentence examples for believed fear of from inspiring English sources

Fear of retribution, fear of not being believed, fear of having to continuously relive a trauma, to name a few. .

Many survivors don't report to policy for various reasons including fear of not being believed, fear of being revictimized by the criminal justice process or fear of biases (racial, gender and/or LGTQI).

The majority of the physicians and midwives believed fears of labor pain have increased the mothers' tendency toward C-section.

Some hoteliers believe fear of terrorism is keeping Americans at home.

But Greenspan also said he believes fear of terrorism is among the forces holding back business investment and hiring.

Former Hull manager Peter Taylor, who won promotion to the Championship with the club, believes fear of such drastic measures may have hastened Brown's demise.

In fact, Mike Emmott, advisor on employee relations at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), believes fear of overly protected employees is an 'urban myth'.

Some analysts believe fears of brand damage in Europe are overstated but Bailey says: "In the US it's very different: VW have killed their diesel market and it has left them in a very difficult position".

Therefore, some believe fears of a Trump presidency are exaggerated.

And Bale believes fears of an impending attack in Germany are valid.

It's easier to believe fear than the possibility of a better life.