Sentence examples for fear of blocking from inspiring English sources

A series of precarious demolition projects had to be carried out over consecutive Christmas holidays for fear of blocking the tracks.

Furthermore, the Australians had been unable to send damaged artillery pieces for repair, because the provost had ordered that no guns use the roads for fear of blocking traffic.

For example, in a qualitative study in Zimbabwe, some women were reluctant to use condoms for fear of blocking the 'magic' of drying agents [ 5].

These were votes made out of fear: to block the other candidate rather than push forward your man.

They complained of falling pay, a lack of response from Uber to problems with difficult passengers, and a constant fear of being blocked from the system, especially if a customer complained.

"The steps taken today will not only protect consumer choice, but defend certainty for innovators to continue to deliver new services and apps without fear of being blocked," Julius Genachowski, the F.C.C. chairman, said in the statement.

"The steps taken today will not only protect consumer choice, but defend certainty for innovators to continue to deliver new services and apps without fear of being blocked".

The constant, high-voltage nature of operating online has become her way of blocking out her worst fears.

Anyway, day two of blocking through the play, I hit the section I most fear.

All the talk of blocking Donald Trump's nomination came to naught, as, mercifully, did fears of violent protest. .

"As a web designer and developer I know how the internet works and fear that indiscriminate blocking of sites because of knee-jerk reactions can undermine its delicate structure.