Sentence examples for fear of challenges from inspiring English sources
Some kinds of stories circulating today – related to growing nationalism or fear of challenges by immigrants to traditional cultural values – might underpin greater hesitation.
In the case of climate change, fear over problems that will affect us 50 years from now cannot compare with fear of challenges we face today.
A School Library Journal survey found that seventy per cent of librarians won't buy certain controversial books for fear of challenges from parents.
Fear of challenging extremists and the possible repercussions.
The conditions are ideal, she said, "for settlers to seek to force their agenda without fear of challenge or repercussions".
Peers recalls the pressure placed on athletes on the Canadian team, even those who could walk, to stay in their chairs in public for fear of challenging the image of disability.
A veritable wrecking ball at the weight the two-time NCAA All-American holds little fear of challenging once more for UFC gold in what is essentially a win-win scenario for him.
I said to myself, 'I'm not going to stop because a couple of people are getting their feathers ruffled.' If there is one thing that Kenyans live under it's the fear of challenging authority.
Over the past two years, the Guardian has found serious evidence that officers – apparently with no fear of challenge – were secretly operating in a way that broke the limits of moral acceptability with a terrifying sense of impunity, which has yet to be adequately challenged by any action by the police themselves.
Despite this fear of challenging the monarch, trade unions and civil society movements have staged several public demonstrations demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini and his cabinet.
Commentators pointed to a fear of challenging the ruralistas, as well as President Rousseff's weak political standing, as an obstacle to greater ambition, and environmental experts were also less than upbeat about the pledges.
