Sentence examples for fear of bringing from inspiring English sources

Then there is the fear of bringing shame on the community, particularly prevalent in minority groups.

He didn't raise it for fear of bringing the military "into disrepute".

She hasn't seen her sister, nephews and nieces for fear of bringing harm to them.

Parry never admitted making the call, perhaps for fear of bringing suspicion on himself.

Jones clearly has no fear of bringing players on early, though.

The facilities also "live in mortal fear of bringing down heavy-handed federal regulation," he said.

To think that a culture prevailed where the rape of young girls was easier to ignore than the fear of bring branded a racist is a damning indictment of the political regime.

There are strict rules about bringing in food products due to fears of bringing in disease.

It was suggested that this could then be followed by a rotary hoe to aerate the soil; however, this step was generally avoided due to fears of bringing tephra back to the surface.

Though interested in appearing on Spooks, he was initially somewhat worried and hesitant to join the series, citing replacing Rupert Penry-Jones, which he thought was a "tall order," and fears of bringing the series down.

They fear that his goal of bringing more private investment into the National Health Service will eventually kill the system.