Sentence examples for control fears from inspiring English sources

Maybe a parent can't accept his need for help, dreads dependency and loss of control, fears mortality itself.

Unless the Obama administration forcefully debunks the myth that the A.T.T. is a secret backdoor passage into domestic gun control — fears fueled by political opportunists who are misrepresenting the facts of the accord — this important global achievement is almost certain to be doomed.

Nina Khazaezadeh, a consultant midwife at St Thomas Hospitall, says she often meets patients who want a Caesarean due to a "perceived lack of control, fears of inadequate care provision and lack of support during labour and delivery".

The study aimed to determine whether myAssessment was acceptable to all users, and whether it affected: reporting of certain behaviors and ratings of self-disclosure; youth ratings of control, fears of judgmental reactions or time-efficiency; clinician ratings of time-efficiency or their ability to formulate a treatment plan; and the therapeutic alliance.

Unions are opposed to management being removed from state control, fearing job cuts and reduced benefits.

This scientific approach to the subject is, I think, essential to his ability to control fear in big surf.

Now, investors, no longer sure the government is in control, fear more stimulus will aggravate the financial tensions.

Pathological fear and anxiety are due to alterations of the brain systems that normally control fear and anxiety (structures such as the amygdala).

This is an edited extract from Ground Control: Fear and Happiness in the Twenty-First-Century City, by Anna Minton, to be published on 25 June by Penguin, £9.99.

Modern tyrannies always leave paper trails, as startling for their dry bureaucratic detail as for their testament to rule by oppressive control, fear and cruelty.

Anna Minton, author of Ground Control: Fear and Happiness in the Twenty-First Century City, takes it a step further and suggested to me that "PSPOs represent a serious ramping up of the control of public space.