Sentence examples for concern of getting from inspiring English sources

There was no opportunity to unveil the touchdown celebration that will replace his back flip, which Wilson vowed to abandon over concern of getting hurt.

Cai says: "The line inscribed on the large wall below the flying saucer on the roof, 'Never learned how to land,' derives from Du Wenda's sole concern of getting the saucer into the air, and placed here, it suggests anxiety over the rapid development of Chinese society".

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Now, Mullen is "fearful that other reporters may not be as aggressive on this important issue out of concern of getting 'Rolling Stoned' on this," he added.

While many authors complain privately, few are willing to publicly share their concerns for fear of getting on Amazon's bad side.

There are glimpses of celebration or brief happiness in these photos but largely the exhibition is concerned with the business of getting on with life.

The reasons given for unwillingness included concerns about safety (25%), fear of getting HIV infection from the vaccine itself (15%), and side effects (5%).

Her character, a Manhattan OB/GYN with a romantic comedy addiction and an endless parade of hot (and white) boyfriends, had no concerns outside of getting introduced to NBA players at clubs and running into her ex at a friend's Thanksgiving.

The rest of the action concerns the problem of getting rid of the stain.

For much of the past two decades, the F.D.A. has emphasized speed over certainty in its decisions — an industry-friendly stance that plays down safety concerns in favor of getting potential cures to the market as swiftly as possible.

He cited concerns with reliability of getting paid, differences in coaching styles, and lower standards of business travel compared to the NBA.