Sentence examples for fear of dropping out from inspiring English sources
In the collective unconscious, the fear of dropping out of the sky is right up there with being buried alive or, say, having to eat the corpses of one's friends to survive.
The UAW-Ford 500, the next stop in the Nextel Cup series, is here Sunday, and with it comes all the anguish associated with Talladega — the threat of a pileup, or the fear of dropping out of the draft and being left behind.
"There are fears of children dropping out of school.
The reasons are obvious: economic fears, fear of unemployment, fear about dropping out of the middle class – all these things are anxiety-inducing.
Violence, poor physical health, teenage pregnancy, obesity, fear and dropping out of school are all unequally distributed.
Owner Steve Hayes is seeking a buyer for the club after his application to build a new stadium for the team was turned down and it is feared that dropping out of the top flight could be fatal to its future.
There had been fears that a TV deal might disappear as a result of Rangers dropping out of the SPL.
And so, when Ebola fear drops out of the news cycle, I hope we can have this conversation again, only this time let it be about not placing "barriers" on an all-volunteer military force that continues to do outstanding, selfless work "on our behalf".
Most affected children end up dropping out of school, but also healthy children are kept at home due to fear of infection.
By dropping out of the work force.
