Sentence examples for fear of either from inspiring English sources

I don't have a fear of either of them, is another way to put it".

"Drivers were unable to open their windows or leave their vehicles for fear of either being threatened or would-be stowaways getting on board," he said.

We're here to help you,' " recalled the migrant, a 30-year-old father of three who insisted that his name not be printed for fear of either being kidnapped again or deported.

This means that it can run large deficits with little fear of either the sort of investor panic that has recently afflicted the Greek economy or inflation.

Few Republican sources were willing to comment on the record, for fear of either losing business or angering the Republican establishment.

Most importantly, the problem with constant bullying (both in our youth and present day) will be shown to be a primary reason as to why many gay men have often chosen to their lives in secret for fear of either being humiliated, or at its worst, injured or killed.

It came just days after a gunman, thought to be a white nationalist, killed 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, prompting fears of either copycat attacks against Muslims or retaliatory attacks by them.

Like Andrea, many women are faced with fears of either being the first to embark in the journey of entrepreneurship and sorting through a maze of questions, especially around financing.

The best way to deal with the fears of either type is not to deal with them.

Like most of those interviewed, they insisted on anonymity for fear of alienating either state officials or their colleagues.

Mr. Devor added that he had no political ambitions, and no fear of alienating either parents in the neighborhood or the powers in the Education Department.