Sentence examples for fear of dealing from inspiring English sources

Is there a fear of dealing with grown-up sexuality in movies?

In fact, my twenties and early thirties were effectively sponsored by Sauvignon Blanc (only becoming a parent has driven me away from drink for fear of dealing with both a hangover and a young child at the same time).

Moane acknowledges that some of his former colleagues are put off from teaching by fear of dealing with badly behaved students – although, he adds, new teachers are given a lot of support to learn behaviour management skills.

Oh no: better the milling crowd than the police-disciplined queues of bureaucratic efficiency; better the irritation of dealing with human fallibility than the fear of dealing with jack-booted gendarmes whose grip on one's arms follows stepping out of the queue.

The lawsuit caused investors including Kumar to drop out, for fear of dealing with an expensive lawsuit that could cost more than they had even planned to invest.

Because of the illegal use of the state flag, and for fear of dealing with the government, the dolls and the flags were removed from the second concert by the organizer.

Chemical's top management was persuaded to set aside fears of dealing with bankrupt companies after a careful reading of bankruptcy law, which allows Dip lenders to be repaid before any others.

With money effectively static, the added fear and expense of dealing with a spike in custom over a 24 hour period ends up costing businesses.

One key outlet has been a podcast I started with my wife and best friend called Defending Your Life, where we process in real time the unfiltered experience, fears and reality of dealing with stage IV cancer.

Part of what drives this underreporting is how organizations fear the compounding challenge of dealing with cyber ransom demands, while trying to avoid a public relations backlash.

Most environmentalists are opposed to nuclear power on the grounds of safety fears and the difficulties of dealing with atomic waste.