Sentence examples for fear of breakage from inspiring English sources

DO newlyweds really need expensive wine glasses that, because of fear of breakage, probably will never leave the cupboard?

Of course, having all that silk and those wall hangings, I realized that I could stuff some wonderful hand-painted plates ($3.50) between the layers with no fear of breakage.

I always use plastic supermarket bags, and the Whole Foods ones were by far my favorites — roomy and springy enough to hold a lot of sodden waste without fear of breakage, always a plus when one is disposing of, say, fish skins or cat litter.

Aside from the fear of breakage and loss – concerns which are prevalent among PDA users [ 16, 17] – many doctors preferred working with desktops and paper, suggesting that the advantage of portability of PDAs was not sufficient to persuade most doctors to make the switch to using PDAs.

It corresponds to the unexplained breakage of an 85 mm long liquid bridge of low viscosity silicone oil, established between unequal discs of 30 and 28 mm, intended to counterbalance the expected deformation by residual acceleration found in previous flights, and left idle because the vibrations and oscillations to be applied afterwards were not started, for fear of premature breakage.

The greatest concerns highlighted for the PDA were the fear of loss and breakage, and the preference for working with desktop computers and paper.

The greatest concerns highlighted were the fear of loss and breakage, and the preference for working with desktop computers and paper.

Yet, let us not forget to also draw on the lessons of division and fear, breakage of weakened institutional systems and the lack of Pan-African support rendered at a time needed the most.

There was an unfamiliar sound of breakage.

Mirrors were very expensive until the 19th century, partly, Mr. Victoria said, because of breakage during production.

"Brokeback Mountain," "Broken Flowers," "Crash": that's an awful lot of breakage.