Sentence examples for fear of changing from inspiring English sources
It all goes back to rigidity, fear of changing lest you be considered political.
Nothing like true motivation to trump my fear of changing gears through the city while navigating trams, buses and cyclists!
But this time, there are fewer undecideds than usual; they may not vote at all; and if they do, they make not break to the challenger for fear of changing the commander-in-chief in mid-war.
The first Bush commercial, with its stark glimpse back at the smoking shell of the World Trade Center, speaks to people's natural fear of changing leaders in perilous times.
A fear of changing from the "future of tennis" to becoming almost immediately its past is creeping up on the American, especially with Richard Gasquet and Rafael Nadal on the rise and seven grand slams having now passed since the former US Open champion won one.
Attention is also given to security issues arising with software defined networks and the permanent high demand from the end-user combined with the fear of changing traditional networks.
" 'Your war' is the struggle with one's own complexes, one's own fears of changing something".
For years, the GOP capitalized on white middle America's fears of changing demographics and the increased political power of minorities.
About the most critical thing said about the book came from the FT's Andrew Hill, who noted that "sometimes the book is as schmaltzy as a ghost-written CEO memoir" and that while "The Innovator's Dilemma shifted business thinking about disruptive technological change, I fear the task of changing human nature is beyond even a teacher of his caliber".
But many domestic companies fear the expense of changing.
