Sentence examples for fear of damage from inspiring English sources
Easter Islanders would like to restrict tourists for fear of damage to the statues there.
First discovered in 1994, the caves are inaccessible to tourists, for fear of damage to the surroundings.
But "a good portion" of firms still do not announce them for fear of damage to their brands, notes Mark Greisiger of NetDiligence, a Pennsylvanian cyber-security firm.
She sent weekly parcels, thoroughly packed for fear of damage in the post, of cigarettes and sweets and clippings from the Irish newspapers.
Many free-speech advocates and protest organizers are bitter about the administration's decision to declare vast swaths of Central Park, like the Great Lawn and the North Meadow, off-limits to protest for fear of damage to the turf.
As one might expect at such a high price point, there are unusual features like a climate-control system, self-adjusting lighting, and walls that allow artwork to be hung without fear of damage from sunlight.
Many of those interviewed were given anonymity for fear of damaging their careers by speaking publicly.
The major labels seem wary of more visible promotion for fear of damaging the precious "cred".
The biggest stars are unwilling to change for fear of damaging their careers at home.
It has not been excavated for fear of damaging the potentially priceless artefacts inside.
