Sentence examples for endorsed fear from inspiring English sources
In Germany, Soellner [ 22] asked for motives to cease use, and found that 75% endorsed "fear of reduced efficiency", 62% endorsed "fear of damage to health", and 37% endorsed "addiction".
At follow-up, 34 women (23%) reported new restriction, and a larger proportion of new insulin restrictors, relative to nonrestrictors, endorsed fear of weight gain with improved blood glucose.
More new insulin restrictors acknowledged using their weight as a means of judging their self-worth and also endorsed fears that improving blood glucose control would result in weight gain.
African women who were overdue screening were more likely to endorse fear of the test and embarrassment and to believe they were not at risk of cervical cancer.
More importantly, among women who stopped insulin restriction, a smaller proportion continued to endorse fears that improving blood glucose control or even taking insulin would cause weight gain.
In an angry statement on Thursday night, McDonnell endorsed these fears, saying: "Labour party members will not accept what appears to be a rigged purge of Jeremy Corbyn supporters.
Although severe weight loss can result from contamination-focused OCD (e.g., worries that food is dirty or somehow contaminated), these patients do not endorse the fear of weight gain or altered perception of personal appearance that is are features of anorexia.
Perhaps the biggest barrier to the UK following suit is the fear, endorsed by many commentators, that a higher tax burden would encourage banks to up sticks and leave.
She complained that Obama took so long to endorse she "feared he was going to endorse Trump" d.
This is someone who openly endorses the fear-based logic of the far-right, reportedly helped write Trump's travel ban and encourages nativism and xenophobia as a badge of honour.
For pro-life advocates, they argued, the case represented "the kind of 'federally endorsed' abortions that they fear may lie in store for the United States".
